EAT: Transparency

EAT: Transparency

The final pillar of our EAT philosophy is perhaps the most important and the most underused across our industry. Collecting performance data, collaborating with researchers, listening to the lived experiences of the people in our buildings – none of it completes...
EAT: Awareness

EAT: Awareness

Every building sits within a complex web of interconnected systems – environmental, social, and ecological. Understanding how those systems actually interact in practice is something we’ve taken seriously for a long time. Since 2007, EME has been...
EAT: Education

EAT: Education

One of the most consistent parts of our practice over the past two decades has been sharing it – openly, and with anyone who’s curious. Through design tours, Sustainable House Day open houses, and community events, we’ve walked people through our...
EAT Framework

EAT Framework

At EME, sustainability has always meant more than compliance. Over more than two decades of practice, we’ve come to understand that truly sustainable design requires something beyond technical solutions; it requires education, awareness, and transparency, woven...