Re:Vision Architecture featured in Grid Magazine. Read the article here

Re:Vision Architecture was recently nominated by BusinessWeek as Americas Most Promising Social Entrepreneurs of 2011.

After finishing one of the first LEED for Neighborhood Development projects in the US, both Michelle Robinson and Scott Kelly received two of the first LEED AP Neighborhood Development Accredited Professional statuses. Their work is continuing with several other LEED for Neighborhood Developments around the US.

Re:Vision Architecture was awarded the 2010 Triple Bottom Line Award from the Sustainable Business Network for being a thriving professional business that demonstrates positive social and environmental impact. In the nomination award, RVA staff members Alex Vondeling and Gaylen Roberts wrote: "We are a business that strongly believes in striving to balance planet, people, and prosperity through the use of both our social and environmental reach that a business like ours has in a community. Not only does RVA impact external communities and people, but that has driven the internal inner office culture to develop into one that is deeply rooted in the actions that we make. Re:Vision Architecture is a good candidate for this award because of the ability of the firm to blend all of the following into an exciting, fun environment that strives to make a difference every day."

Girl Scout building on NBC .

Re:Vision Architecture Achieves Another LEED Platinum.

Girl Scout Building Gets Top Green Rating: http://whyy.org/cms/news/regional-news/delaware/2009/11/23/girl-scout-building-gets-top-green-rating/23809

Re:Vision Architecture's Berks County Community Foundation Headquarters Opens. See the video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TPW3Az-A9Og

Re:vision Architecture voted Best Green Architect by Philly Magazine.