Describes fixed Terrapin Bright Green, an environmental consulting and strategic planning, and their approach to the creation of inclusive, systematic solutions for green building puzzles through consulting, research and policy-related activities. The focus is on the role of integrated design set and the intense team-based “charrette” process in Terrapin consulting work as well as the design trends of the Biophilia and bionics. The case focuses on the sustainable transformation of 111 8th Avenue, … Read more »
Describes fixed Terrapin Bright Green, an environmental consulting and strategic planning, and their approach to the creation of inclusive, systematic solutions for green building puzzles through consulting, research and policy-related activities. The focus is on the role of integrated design set and the intense team-based “charrette” process in Terrapin consulting work as well as the design trends of the Biophilia and bionics. The case focuses on the sustainable transformation of 111 8th Avenue, New York, New York to the challenge of the management of strategic, intangible services related to the concrete pond turtle focus is to explore historically. A chance discovery leads the founders to consider how the company could systematise its process and the flexibility that they have done successfully.
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Amy C. Edmondson,
Sydney Ribot,
Mary Saunders
Source: Harvard Business School
22 pages.
Release Date: 7 March 2013. Prod #: 613 053 PDF-ENG
Based on innovation Terrapin Bright Green HBR case solution
