Resources

JAH Architects, LLC, located in Palmer Alaska, is committed historically, culturally, and environmentally sensitive architecture as well as to Alaska and Alaskans. Here are some resources we've compiled to assist you in reaching your goals. These links take you away from the JAH Architects website. You may use your browser's "back" button to return.

Historic preservation resources:

• Matanuska Susitna Borough Cultural Resources Division
  (907) 745-9859 or 745-9655
• State of Alaska Office of History and Archeology
  • Alaska Historical Collections
• University of Alaska
  • Geophysical Institute History and Prehistory Alaska
• Federal Agency Historic Preservation Programs and Offices

Energy conservation resources:

• University of Alaska
  • Geophysical Institute Science Forum
    • Living in the North
  • Cooperative Extension Resources index
  • Cooperative Extension Publications index

Ecologically sensitive design, systems, and materials resources:

• Greenbuilder.com Sustainable Building Sourcebook
• Buildinggreen.com Environmental Building News
• SustainableABC.com Sustainable Architecture, Building, and Culture
• Timber Framers Guild
• Califiornia Straw Building Association 

Architecture for our time and place.

"A logical regional architecture has for its origin the simple, early forms of building native to its own locale, and grows by purely functional methods into an indigenous form of art."

- David R. Williams, 1931

Business office: 642 S. Alaska St. • Palmer, AK 99645
Studio: 406 N. Chugach St. • Palmer, AK 99645
Phone: (907) 746-0060 • Fax: (907) 746-0061