Moving Beyond LEED: The Future of Sustainable Building
| Hours: | 5:30 pm to 8:30 pm |
| In/Outdoor: | Indoor |
| Cost: | Free see below |
| Category: | Lectures/Discussions |
You will walk away with a new methodology, which will transform the way you create buildings and prioritize your sustainable goals.
If anyone knows the importance of moving beyond today’s LEED standards, it would be Bill Reed.
An integrated design process produces a result that is - cost effective, high performing, and elegant. So why is it the exception rather than the rule? Because design professionals are not trained to work interdependently and design firms are not managed to take advantage of integrated practices.
• What are the challenges to the practice of architecture, engineering, design and building -relating to sustainability?
• How do you know if you are responding effectively and improving your process and projects?
• What does process and human interrelations have to do with sustainability?
• How do you keep your competitive edge while still maintaining sustainability?
• Does the paint on your walls make any difference to sustainability?
This interactive discussion will address process dynamics from framing the initial design problem through developing practical strategies and finally implementing an effective work plan.
You will walk away with a new methodology, which will transform the way you create buildings and prioritize your sustainable goals.
TIME:
5:30pm – shuttle buses from the Seaport World Trade
Center start running from the front entrance.
5:30pm – 6:30pm: cocktails with a light dinner.
6:30pm – 8:00pm: Bill Reed talk and brief Q&A session.
8:30pm – shuttle bus makes its final trip back to the
Seaport World Trade Center.
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Free, but please RSVP to Caitlin Gambee at Aigner Prensky Marketing at 617-254-9500.
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1 Design Center Place, South Boston, MA, 02210 map
Phone: 617-254-9500
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