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There is increasing consensus that getting toxic fuels out of buildings by switching to all-electric technologies is essential to reducing greenhouse gas emissions, but making that change isn’t easy. Watch this webinar to hear from two leaders in the field, one a policy expert and the other an engineer and consultant creating leading-edge solutions.
Cities are endemically segregated by income and race. Many building projects seek to enhance the profits of developers, often at the expense of the surrounding community.
People from marginalized communities are shockingly underrepresented in the U.S. building industry. It’s past time to change that.
Joanna Frank, President & CEO of CfAD, and associate Zach Flora provide an overview of Fitwel v2.1 updates.
This LEED-specific course is for professionals who are somewhat familiar with LEED but are looking to gain a deeper understanding of the unique processes involved with managing a LEED project.
Spec This, Not That details approaches used by architects, designers, contractors, and building owners to reduce chemical hazards in their building projects. It also includes at-your-fingertips insights for designers and spec writers on which hazards to watch out for in the major building product and material categories.
This report examines potential benefits in-depth in order to provide the foundational knowledge and integrative understanding needed to realize these benefits through effective design and project management.
The way we get our electricity is evolving, and buildings need to be ready to respond.
In this module, participants will learn how to perform a preliminary LEED evaluation, also called a preliminary LEED ‘Charrette’.