Huston Eubank is a registered architect (Hawai’I and NCARB) and an independent consultant specializing in sustainability for buildings, communities and businesses. He currently serves as Chief Knowledge and Innovation Officer and Director of Consulting for Regenerative Ventures, Inc., teaches a course on “Integrative Design for Energy Efficiency” for Singapore’s Certified Energy Manager Program (SCEM), and is an Associate of The Green Asia Group in SIngapore.

Huston served the World Green Building Council as founding Secretary and Executive Director, and was for 6 years a Principal at Rocky Mountain Institute. He has a Bachelor of Architecture degree from Cornell University, is a Fulbright Senior Specialist and a LEED AP.

Huston is a generalist who is knowledgeable in all aspects of green building, with special interests in integrative design and whole-systems thinking, design for energy efficiency and environmental responsibility, indoor environmental quality, quality assurance, efficient communication and documentation, strategic business alliances, coordination of complex interrelated systems, and large, complex commercial and industrial projects.

GOALS: Action, not words. Work within a global framework toward the reduction of climate change causes and impacts. Help to create high-leverage and large-scale new ways of doing “business as usual” that are restorative as well as profitable.