Why ALGA?

ALGA takes its name from blue-green algae, known as cyanobacteria. These microscopic organisms helped transform Earth's atmosphere through photosynthesis, creating conditions that made more complex forms of life possible.

Their story is a reminder that even the smallest elements can have a profound influence on the systems around them.

This perspective shapes how I approach sustainability. Buildings are connected to energy systems, materials, people, and the wider environment. Understanding these relationships is essential to making informed decisions.

Through ALGA, I bring together building performance assessments, sustainability certification, life-cycle thinking, and climate education. My role is to connect technical knowledge with the bigger picture, making complex information useful for real-world decisions.

Understanding connections.

Making better decisions.