About Us
The GreenSteel team is comprised of professionals who have worked in the fields of development, manufacturing, architecture, real estate sales, affordable housing and administration for years. They are excited to be participating in what they believe to be the future of building and are committed to developing and delivering a quality product in a professional and timely manner.
Anthony Peter Attalla, Managing Director
tattalla@greensteelhomes.com
Tony Attalla has spent the last twenty-five years inventing new techniques for and manufacturing light gauge steel structures. As a residential and commercial developer from 1976-1990, Attalla attained tremendous knowledge and experience in the industry. In 1989, he founded Hexaport International, Ltd., shipping housing components to various parts of the world, as well as the U.S. Tony holds patents in innovative steel components and assembly and is passionate about a process of continuous improvements in steel technology. In 2001, Attalla was asked to conduct a presentation to the graduate architectural class at MIT on the design and use of light gauge steel framing.
Attalla has been devoted to applying these techniques to bring innovative, durable housing to developing countries and underdeveloped segments of society. He assisted M.I.T. in designing seismic resistant housing for a village in Turkey as well as designed and provided housing packages through a self-help program for Native Americans. He holds a B.S. in Science from Plymouth State University.
Tony Attalla has spent the last twenty-five years inventing new techniques for and manufacturing light gauge steel structures. As a residential and commercial developer from 1976-1990, Attalla attained tremendous knowledge and experience in the industry. In 1989, he founded Hexaport International, Ltd., shipping housing components to various parts of the world, as well as the U.S. Tony holds patents in innovative steel components and assembly and is passionate about a process of continuous improvements in steel technology. In 2001, Attalla was asked to conduct a presentation to the graduate architectural class at MIT on the design and use of light gauge steel framing.
Attalla has been devoted to applying these techniques to bring innovative, durable housing to developing countries and underdeveloped segments of society. He assisted M.I.T. in designing seismic resistant housing for a village in Turkey as well as designed and provided housing packages through a self-help program for Native Americans. He holds a B.S. in Science from Plymouth State University.
Bruce Tolar Architects
Bruce Tolar, of Architect Bruce B. Tolar, P. A., is a highly experienced architect headquartered on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. His years of practicing architecture in coastal states in such projects as Water Color of Florida uniquely prepared Bruce for his participation in the post-Katrina charettes led by Andres Duany. The search for a better design through urban planning brought Tolar's firm from a more vertical view of architecture to one that embraced the horizontal elements of a community as well. The firm expanded its' focus to include a professional planner as it became more involved in neighborhood development. Its' involvement in the development of Cottage Square in Ocean Springs, Mississippi moved it onto the national stage, culminating in being awarded the 2007 Charter Award by the Congress for the New Urbanism.
Mr. Tolar's firm holds architectural licenses in Mississippi, Texas, Florida, Louisiana, Arkansas, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina and Tennessee. He is a graduate of Louisiana State University with a Bachelor of Architecture.
Mr. Tolar's firm holds architectural licenses in Mississippi, Texas, Florida, Louisiana, Arkansas, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina and Tennessee. He is a graduate of Louisiana State University with a Bachelor of Architecture.
