I have been always amazed by how far you have reached with the Green School during the past years. Since I first attended your conference in Jakarta, when I was part of the Indonesian Heritage Society, I got really moved by the spirit and truly sustainable ethos of your project, and I was so please to find years later, when I was in Houston working as USGBC researcher and LEED consultant, that your project was getting such a prestigious award as the greenest school in the world.

I left Houston 8 months ago, and now I am living in Perth, trying to raise another sustainability flag, as I always do wherever my family goes. But this time I have the wonderful opportunity to go back to Bali and this time I wouldn’t like to miss an opportunity to visit the Green School, walk through your idea and see by myself how sustainable architecture meets natural beauty.

I wonder if my plan are possible and the school will be open during the second week of April, exactly from 6th to 10th, to plan a visit in advance.

During 20 years of career as Architect, passionate about sustainability and concern about our role creating beauty and well being without stealing them from nature; I have seen how the world has changed and how the new generation is more conscious about the future of their future generations.More cities are growing with green environments, new concepts, great ideas, but the The green School is definitely a unique example of living local, create community, interact with their surroundings and live the legacy.

I really look forward to hear from you,

Warm regards,

Angela Bejarano