Architect Marianne Cusato involved in Sonoma Wildfire Cottage project
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Updated Oct 13
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What happened
Marianne Cusato was present at a groundbreaking ceremony for the first of eight to ten Sonoma Wildfire Cottages in the Fountaingrove neighborhood. These cottages are part of a longer-term plan by Habitat for Humanity to help rebuild affordable housing in the region following the Wine Country fires. Medtronic donated a portion of its Fountaingrove campus for the community of cottages.
Why it matters
The project is part of a larger initiative by Habitat for Humanity to build 600 new homes over the next six to eight years for low- to moderate-income families. The initial cottages are also serving as test cases for innovations in building technology.
Who's involved
- Marianne CusatoAmerican architect who was present at the groundbreaking ceremony for the cottages.
- Benton HarborCity in Michigan where Marianne Cusato consults and directs riverfront redevelopment planning processes.
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Marianne Cusato
American architect
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