Robert Cohen Architect LLC

01/09/2023

Robert Cohen has been accepted to IMPEL’s 2023 cohort and looks forward to participating in the program. IMPEL is a Department of Energy tech-to-market program focused on building technologies, funded by the Building Technologies Office and implemented by Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.
https://impel.lbl.gov/media/impel-2023-kickoff-webinar

01/01/2021

We are excited to announce Robert Cohen Architect has been awarded a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) for Phase 1 development and testing of the Passive Thermal Daylight Harvester (PTDH). PTDH is a clean tech energy saving sustainable building facade design that minimizes solar light exposure. Together, Robert Cohen Architect LLC and Oakridge National Laboratory’s work is part of the Technical Collaboration Program for DOE’s Building Technologies Research & Integration Center. Click the link below to learn more about RCA’s Passive Thermal Daylight Harvester:

The assembly is a plurality of configurations permanently mounted to building wall exteriors at perimeter rectangular window openings. The angle and the depth of each of the PTDH sections is selected to collectively minimize solar light exposure from the vernal equinox to the autumnal equinox and ma...

09/03/2019

Thomas Jefferson’s interest in the natural world was scientific and artistic. See his sketches for measuring the Peaks of Otter and learn about his interest in the natural beauty of Natural Bridge.

07/16/2019

Please support and or volunteer for Benjamin's Eagle Scout project

Support the Legacy of Trout Life at Schencks Island.The natural population of Brook Trout is declining in the Norwalk River. They help with insect control, provide food for animals and sport for fishermen .I am seeking support in removing invasive species, planting native plants in order to prevent....

10/25/2017

You are invited to the Westport Architect Brown Bag Lunch presentation and discussion, November 14th, 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm at The Westport Historical Society, 25 Avery Pl, Westport, CT 06880 http://westporthistory.org/events/westport-architect-brown-bag-lunch-series

Come See Robert Cohen's Resilient Visions for Westport:
1) Habitable Ruins
2) Westport Modern House resurrected
3) Affordable housing towers preserve open space.
4) Unitarian Church saves energy while adding a complementary addition
5) Hovering bridge connects two Westport jewels
6) The Blau Gardens become an educational and cultural center

This presentation of visions for Westport in 50 years which is a part of the Westport Historical Society “06880+50; Visions of Westport in fifty years” exhibit.
A discussion follows the presentation. See link on Westport Historical Society to see the entire series dates and times:

http://westporthistory.org/events/westport-architect-brown-bag-lunch-series

05/13/2014

Please help build a community and support this emerging coalition by Liking and Sharing CPMA.

Concerned individuals, organizations and businesses have formed the Coalition for the Preservation o

05/04/2012

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