EcoTech Design is a pioneering environmental architecture firm located in Los Angeles, California, founded by architect Walter Scott Perry in 2001. With over five decades of experience in the built environment, Mr. Perry has an impressive background that includes the design of notable projects such as the John Hancock Building in Boston, and the Biosphere II in Tucson, Arizona. His work is heavily influenced by the teachings of modern architectural masters like Louis I. Kahn and Buckminster Fuller, leading him to adopt a philosophy of 'whole systems thinking' in his designs.
Since its inception, EcoTech Design has carved out a niche in the utilization of pre-fabricated, pre-engineered steel construction and the innovative use of shipping containers in residential and commercial architecture. By integrating recycled materials into his projects, Mr. Perry not only promotes sustainability but also creates visually appealing and functional spaces. One of the firm's standout projects, Geneseo Inn, has received recognition for its thoughtful design and innovative approach, marrying eco-friendly building practices with aesthetic considerations in a unique hybrid construction system.
In addition to the Geneseo Inn, EcoTech Design has developed various residential projects across California and New York, demonstrating a commitment to sustainable and adaptable architecture. The firm continues to lead in the adaptive reuse of materials and provides cost-effective, visually attractive solutions to modern architectural challenges, thus promoting a better quality of life through design. EcoTech Design aims to inspire through architecture that respects the environment and fulfills the needs of its clients.
