ALI KRISCENSKI

Ali was first captivated by sustainable design while snowboarding past green buildings in Colorado ’s Rocky Mountains . After several years quieting her inner ski bum, she returned to her native Connecticut where she received her BA in Art History from UConn and began a decade-long career as a home improvement contractor. She fused her love of nature and the built environment through graduate studies in Environmental Science at Antioch New England Graduate School and a Master’s Certificate in Sustainable Design from Boston Architectural College. Today, she lives in Germany where she works as a freelance writer and runs the Epona Foundation, a non-profit that provides professional services to organizations working for environmental and social justice.

Aaron says:

December 4, 2007 at 1:05 am

Dear Ali,

I like your cool designing of switches. we produce decorated switches too. please visit our website http://www.portolanogroup.com. we hope to have some cooperation in switch designing.

Regars,

aaron
Stephanie says:

January 3, 2008 at 4:56 pm

Hi Ali–
I was happy to see your article on PG&E’s step forward in wave power. I am the art manager for a book on energy to be published by UC Press and would like to use the photos in your article. What is the source? Thanks much!
Nichoel Farris, Owner & Designer of Eco Manufactured Homes says:

January 18, 2008 at 9:34 pm

Hi Ali, thank you for being a revolutionary and believing in affordable healthy green housing options !
Darryl Williams says:

January 23, 2008 at 9:10 am

Hi Ali,

I saw your work on the revamped airline trolleys and am interested in purchasing them, please be so kind as to email me further detail.