Our Climate+ Partner: BRIBURN


Our green architect partners, BRIBURN, are an essential supporter of WCLZ’s successful effort to become the nation’s first Climate Positive radio station. They’re a very cool company, working hard to “save the planet one building at a time!”

BRIBURN designs private homes… commercial spaces… institutional spaces (schools, libraries, community use buildings)… their work is diverse, beautiful, and best of all, good for the planet! Take a look at what they’ve done right here in Maine:

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