Darren Moore

Darren Moore is known for his sustainable design and construction, referred to by many as the "Eco-MacGyver." While traveling the world, he employed his personality and building skills to raise money and rebuild communities in Thailand that were hit by the 2004 tsunami. When Darren returned to the U.S. his focus became to add value through his work and inspire others to take on the challenge of building better homes, connecting large issues to small by motivating others to make simple everyday choices. In 2006, Darren founded his company, Ecovations Lifestyle Inc. focusing on sustainable building practices and lifestyle choices. Ecovations is a for-good company that solves ecological problems in the world through design, construction and consulting. Ecovations' is a B-corp certified business and 1% for the Planet member. Ecovations' range of services include architectural and interior design, building and fabrication, general contracting, consulting, production, set reclamations and production design, educational programs and waste diversion. In 2008, during the height of the "green" movement, Moore became the co-host of the television show "Alter Eco" on Discovery Communication's channel Planet Green. He has since been involved in various lifestyle design related shows such as "Living with Ed". Darren often appears as a contributing producer and on-camera technical-consultant and personality. He also headed up the redesign and rebuild of actress Suzy Amos' ecologically minded, "Muse School" in Malibu. He has been a speaker at Eco Chic New York Fashion Week, Go Green Expo, and a variety of eco-events nationwide. Darren was mostly recently seen as one of the most resilient competitors on NBC's reality show, "American Dream Builders".