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Home » Authors » Marilyn W. Moedinger-Clay LEED AP
Marilyn W. Moedinger-Clay, LEED AP, is a project manager and estimator specializing in sustainable and green construction for Artisan Construction Inc. in Charlottesville, Va. She holds a BS in architecture and a BA in history from the University of Virginia.
When it came to building his own home, Doug Lowe, owner and president of Artisan Construction, Inc. in Charlottesville, Va., decided to try insulated concrete forms (ICFs) to get some firsthand experience.