Where our passion comes from
Michael Shilale Architects, LLP (MSA) believes that buildings have a tremendous impact on humans. Our earliest work created spaces for people with limited physical and developmental abilities. Architecture has its greatest impact on those most fragile.
MSA knows good architecture elevates and enriches the human experience for all people. It solves our clients' building problems and protects their real estate assets and investments. Our experienced and expert services help our clients save money and build under budget. Resulting projects help our clients realize their needs, goals, dreams, and desires.
Michael Shilale Architects, LLP has been a leader in sustainable design, delivering integrated solutions for their clients that save energy, reduce waste, conserve water and manage materials sustainably- improving the relationship between buildings and their sites. Both Michael and John are LEED accredited designers and Michael recently earned the rigorous distinction of Certified Passive House Consultant (CPHC). MSA brings green strategies to all their projects often saving their clients millions of dollars. The firm is committed to protecting and preserving the environment through their design work.
Since 1991, clients have entrusted Michael Shilale Architects, LLP to provide integrated solutions for new construction, renovation, and energy saving projects. MSA has completed over 2,000 projects, each personally managed by principals Michael Shilale AIA, LEED, CPHC or John Cirilli AIA, LEED.
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Our Fire District building committee met with MSA to help us better define our needs and goals for our main station and headquarters;Robert Masiello, Thiells Roseville Fire District
Michael Shilale Architects helped us understand that our original location for additional classrooms was not ideal. Their feasibility study looked at our futureMiguel Lluesma, Deacon, Cross Life Church
Firm Principals
Michael Shilale, AIA, LEED AP, CPHC
Working as an Architect since 1985, Mr. Shilale founded his own…
John Cirilli, AIA, LEED AP
Mr. Cirilli has been with Michael Shilale Architects, LLP since 1993.…
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Interesting, however the article fails to mention the tremendous loss of efficiency from power plant (or battery farm) to building or home. ![]()
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It is around 30%. ![]()
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The future will be site specific generation and storage. I would bet on that.
Green Energy Will Need More Storage Space
Governments around the world have greatly raised their decarbonization ambitions and it will be necessary to store excess electricity for use in lean times.
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Warm Wishes this Winter Season! Thinking of You 2020 has asked us all to stop and appreciate our health, our families, and our community. We have had to see the silver lining in all of it: integration