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Brittany Bowker

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Whitney Schrauth’s Salvage Mission: The Saltie Museum

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By Brittany Bowker Verified
| Bluedot Living Verified
Read our full story on Salvage and Reuse efforts on Nantucket. Whitney Schrauth, a licensed architect and longtime seasonal Nantucket resident, has been quietly practicing sustainable design since founding her firm SA+C (Sustainable Architecture + Consulting) in 2000. Operating both on Nantucket and in California, Whitney has always prioritized historic preservation, adaptive reuse, and environmentally conscious building. Now, she’s taking that mission even further.
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Salvage and Reuse on Nantucket: Saving History and Reducing Waste

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By Brittany Bowker Verified
| Bluedot Living Verified
On Nantucket, construction is constant. Turn down nearly any road and you’re bound to see something being built, renovated, or torn down. In February, islanders saw the demolition of the Downyflake, the iconic year-round restaurant on Sparks Avenue, along with several neighboring structures, all cleared to make way for an 18,000 square-foot mixed-use complex.
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The Short End of the Dipstick

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By Jim Miller, Brittany Bowker Verified
| Bluedot Living Verified
This story is a collaboration publication between Santa Barbara Independent and Bluedot Living. The bargain sounds reasonable: In exchange for punching holes in the Earth and extracting a useful product, fossil fuel companies agree to clean up after themselves. In reality, it rarely works out that simply. Oil companies are historically terrible at capping their old wells and remediating any damage done.
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