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Sara Freund

Chicago
As seen in: Chicago Magazine, Time Out, Chicago Sun-Times, Curbed, Apartment Therapy, Curbed (Chicago), Athens Banner-Herald, Chicago Crusader, Green Building & Design (gb&d)
Covers:  Urbanism, architecture, design, transportation, housing
@fifthwallvc past: @curbed @voxmedia @timeoutchicago @suntimes

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Inside Acton Passive House Retreat in the New England Woods

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By Sara Freund
| Green Building & Design (gb&d) Verified
Story at a glance: The Acton Passive House was designed by ZeroEnergy Design (ZED), a green architecture firm based in Boston, for a client looking for respite from city life. The vision was unwavering: The client wanted a modest primary residence with two bedrooms and two bathrooms that felt like a retreat in nature. The project meets rigorous standards for energy efficiency and includes solar panels that produce more energy than the home needs throughout the year.
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A call to self-gift: Padre Pio and LGBTQ self-identity

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By Sara Freund
| The Cor Chronicle
Last week, the Anscombe Society hosted a discussion of an article written by Mark Regnerus titled, “What The Surge in LGBTQ Self-Identity Means.” A day later, Padre Pio’s relics were brought to the Church of the Incarnation. The concurrence of these events highlights both a serious warning cry and a spring of hope for our world. In his article, Regnerus noted that there has been an uptick in people who identify as non-heterosexual. People are thirsting for something to identify with.
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A Designer’s Guide to Digital Wallcoverings

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By Sara Freund
| Green Building & Design (gb&d) Verified
Story at a glance: Digital wallcoverings from Koroseal are customized so the illustrations, photography, or design elements fit the space. In summer 2023 Koroseal launched 11 new, exclusive designs—including four designs that explore both playful and nature-based trends. There is so much to consider as a designer when thinking about interiors—cool or warm lighting, how materials carry sound, daily movement throughout the space. But what’s at the heart of every project?
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