Autodesk recently interviewed me about our sustainability workflows, with a focus on operational and embodied carbon... This resulted in a customer story about Lake|Flato. Today's post shares the published article!
The article features Hotel Magdalena in Austin, Texas. The first mass-timber boutique hotel constructed in North America. I did the embodied carbon study on this project, using an add-in for Revit called Tally.
https://www.autodesk.com/customer-stories/lake-flato
We also featured this project in a report, which is also linked and mentioned in the article. Here is a sample spread from the 42-page report. Also, here is a link to blog post I wrote about this report: click here.
Here are two more photos of Hotel Magdalena (Photos by Casey Dunn)
Link to the hotel's website, in case your in the area:) https://hotelmagdalena.com
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