About the CEO
Jess Allen Glowacki, LEED-AP
Jess Allen Glowacki - EcoArchitect + Developer + BIM Innovation Director + Entrepreneur, CEO , EcoPhi Architecture & Sustainable Development and EcoPhi Associates - Director of Architecture, Mira Windows & Doors
Jess got his Bachelors and Masters in Architecture in Bozeman, Montana; Worked with Kath Williams + Associates for 2 years on LEED projects and still collaborates on large sustainable developments; 17 LEED projects around the world; 2 years with DWL Architects in Phoenix, Arizona designing Glendale University Optometry & Dental Clinics and winning first place for the AIA Imagination Cube Competition; complete around the world trip exploring 12 countries during the 2009 recession giving him the exposure to diverse social climates, which drives his desire to help communities around the world; 4 years creating EkooBIM in Bogotá, Colombia; Bringing BIM to Colombia and winning the largest project at Javeriana Universidad in Colombia with world renown architect Juan Pablo Ortiz and Taller 301, while completing the Bioclimatic Design and training the BIM team simultaneously. 1 year working with TAG in Traverse City on the first rendition of the Common Grounds. 2 years creating True Blue + Associates design build firm in Traverse City, Michigan; 2 years creating relationships in bamboo and sustainable architecture with Alam Santi, Bambulogy for strand woven bamboo structures, and Ibuku on Green Schools integrating BIM eco-consulting in Indonesia & Asia; volunteering with nonprofits SEEDS, HomeStretch, and BARC to create economical eco-housing during the Covid Pandemic; over 100+ BIM Revit Models, while running his own practice, EcoPhi Architecture for the past 12 years. Jess has won many design competitions and has recently opened an office in Dubai with Axelerate, Cairo, Egypt with Remaba and Bali, Indonesia with Reka Massa collaborating on sustainable projects in Indonesia and building his own villa and partnership with his sponsoring company Live Better Creatives.
About EcoPhi
ECOPHI Associates, IDM Networks, Blue Planet Building Panels, EcoPhi Architecture & Sustainable Development, and CutMyTimbers, (other organizations not listed in this business plan) are strategically aligned to tackle the challenges of the construction industry head-on. Together, we're pioneering a new approach to sustainable development, one that eliminates the need for traditional client involvement in the building process.
All of our projects are open book to ensure transparency to all stakeholders with the utilization of BIM to keep track of all costs and expenses for our projects.
Our Work
We believe that by removing the complexities and delays caused by client-related issues, we can focus solely on delivering high-quality housing and infrastructure to the public as a Sustainable Development company with the end user in mind. Our model prioritizes new technology, sustainability, efficiency and innovation, ensuring that every project meets the highest standards of design and construction.At the heart of our approach is Sustainable BIM Integrated Project Delivery, a cutting-edge method that integrates technology and sustainability principles. By embracing the latest advancements in the industry, we aim to lead the way towards a more sustainable future for construction.
Vision
Our long-term vision includes establishing eco-based, mixed-use developments that foster strong self-sustaining communities and establish healthy, affordable standards of living.
We plan to integrate into our developments the following:
- Zero Waste Circular Economy - Zwircle
- Construction Waste into new building materials
- Adaptable On-Site Indoor Building Facility - multi-purpose industrial for later use as Community Makerspace
- Geothermal Driveways, Heating & Cooling integrated into the Blue Planet Panels
- Maker Space
- Health Care - Small scale for community and public for peace of mind for elderly care services
- Amphitheater & Community Center
- Commercial Community Kitchen
- Daycare & Preschool - Possible Green School up to Middle School (Similar to Bali)
- Restaurants with Co-working Space & Community Gathering
- Organic Inground Greenhouses for Year Round Food
- Biodynamic Gardening/Permaculture/Edible landscapes
- Single Homes
- Multi-family housing
- Assisted Living/Hospice Care
- Elementary School
- BIO-Receptive Concrete
- Hemp Products from Insulation to Prefabricated walls
- Community Wellness Center (Yoga, meditation, ect) with innovative healing & traditional methods
- Community undominated religious building open to all religious practices similar to the Family House project in Dubai.
Responsibility
EcoPhi generates new ways for social responsibility to be included in business practices and the built environment,
from micro to macro impacts.
