This report presents findings from research conducted on behalf of George Nakashima Woodworkers regarding the energy consumed and greenhouse gasses (GHGs) produced resulting from the activities at their facilities. This effort was divided into two phases of investigation. The first phase of work was used to gather information regarding baseline energy use and GHG emissions for the site along with details regarding weather and operational and systems data for site and its built environment. The second phase of work was used to explore the potential for alternative energy sources that are available on site as well as the impact from changes to the thermal properties of the buildings and changes to the systems used to dehumidify, heat, and cool the built environment. Particular attention was paid to two structures in this phase (the Pole Barn and the Conoid Studio) with the creation of detailed building energy models which were used to evaluate the impact of potential improvements.