{"id":29788,"key":"The_Hyphae_News","title":"The Hyphae News","latest":{"id":1219150,"timestamp":"2025-12-17T17:15:36Z"},"content_model":"wikitext","license":{"url":"https://www.appropedia.org/Appropedia:Copyrights","title":"CC-BY-SA-4.0"},"source":"This blog, is a way for our design team to share ideas, inspiring images,cutting edge technologies, case studies and data center systems. It gives you a little window into our design process, but is only a small fraction of our obsessive research process.\n\n{{Hyphae navigation}}\n\n== Hyphae small clip on KQED ==\n\nDec 11, 2009\nStory by: Katharine Meiskowski\n\n[http://www.kqed.org/quest/radio/rain-harvesting–is-it-all-wet hear the clip!]\n\n== Hyphae featured in East Bay Express ==\n\nJun 9, 2010\nJune 09, 2010\n[[Image:Brent and guy.jpg|thumb|“In a sign of what’s to come, Berkeley issues its first permit for interior use of rainwater.”]]\n\nBy Nate Seltenrich\n\n[http://web.archive.org/web/20100612121022/http://www.eastbayexpress.com:80/ebx/rainwater-collective/Content?oid=1813885 Rainwater Collective, The East Bay Express]\n\n== A first for Berkeley! ==\n\n[[Image:weird.png|thumb|system plans]]\n\nAfter 4 months,\n3 sets of revisions,\na 5 page set of highly detailed plans,\na 100+ page spec book\nand some praying….\nwe finally got a permit for the first residential indoor reuse of rainwater, Berkeley and Alameda County!\n\nNow Kerby and Graham, are hard at work, on-site to get the system installed.\nCheck back for more photos of the installation.\nAlso, check out the dwell video, which also features this house.\n\nThanks, to Roger Rushing form the City of Berkeley, for working to get this historical system through the many agencies.\nAlso thanks to Helen Degenhardt, the architect, for accommodating revisions and to Jim Williams and the Jetton crew for helping push it through.\n\n[http://news.jettonconstruction.com/sustainable_green_buildin/2010/05/jetton-construction-tackles-water-conservation-through-first-permitted-rainwater-system-for-interior.html See the press release from Jetton Construction]\n\n== Steel Orca ==\n\n[[Image:Steel Orca painting.jpg|thumb|Artist rendering of data center]]\nHyphae was selected as the Design Architect and Design Engineer for a new 6-acre data center in Pennsylvania.\n\nWe were given 3 weeks to develop a conceptual design, and here is what we came up with!\n\nA project statement and more detailed breakdown of our design will be coming soon….\n\nYou can dig a little deeper into the project, by visiting our project specific research blog:\n\nhttp://steelorca.blogspot.\n\n== Dwell & Kohler get Hyphae ==\n\nDwell came by our studio with little more than a 2 day warning, but we were able to clean up a bit, a be a bit presentable.\nThanks to Amanda Demeron from Dwell, and Gary Nadeau for filming\n\n[http://www.dwell.com/videos/the-bathroom-reinvented-hyphae.html watch the video!]\n\n{{Page data\n| license = CC-BY-SA-3.0\n}}\n\n[[Category:The Hyphae Journal]]"}