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As a project architect living and working in the heart of Boston, Abigail Keilman oversees all phases of projects, from surveying and programming to construction administration and implementation. With a special focus on health care design, Keilman believes in the healing power of human connection. Her personal mission is to create sustainable spaces that enhance the environment and enrich the human spirit. She is a well-respected leader and innovator in sustainability, and her attention to detail, as well as her deep understanding of planning have been instrumental to each project she works on.
Somewhere along the way, fossil fuels have gotten a bad rap. Coal, oil, natural gas — you name it. We use fossil fuels for everything from creating electricity, warming the shelters we live in and scooting around town. Burning fossil fuels has become a necessity for our way of life.
