Building Green
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A recent article in Building Green highlights the longevity of Sweetwater Spectrum, a residential campus in Sonoma and a Roche+Roche collaboration, designed to meet the unique everyday living needs of adults with Autism. The article comments on the success of Sweetwater Spectrum and its mission to be a supportive residential community while also achieving a high standard of sustainability in building a low-carbon environment. The project features a Community Center with teaching kitchen, workout studio, library, and a space for art and music; a therapy swimming pool and two spas, and a 1.25 acre organic vegetable garden and orchard.
In 2015, Sweetwater Spectrum was awarded an AIA COTE award by the American Institute of Architects Committee on the Environment.
Click here to view more photos of this project on our website and here to view the article digitally.
Architecture: Leddy Maytum Stacy Architects
Construction: Midstate Construction
Landscape installation: Landesign Construction and Maintenance
