Thursday, June 30, 2022

AIA|LA – DECARBONIZATION TOOLBOX – “WHAT’S IN YOUR TOOLBOX?”

I will be on a panel for the AIA Los Angeles chapter's COTE and Practice committees next month! We will be talking about design tools employed by the entire team (Arch, Interiors, Struct, MEP, LA) to reduce the operational and embodied carbon footprint of the buildings and sites we design.

I look forward to sharing some of what we are doing at Lake|Flato.



keep reading to learn more...

Update:
Here is a link to the recording: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yc73StpsSHc

There is a great multi-discipline lineup, listed below. We had a practice call earlier this week, and everyone has some amazing information to share.

Moderator:

Panelists:
  • Dan Stine, AIA, IES, CSI, CDT – Director of Design Technology, Lake|Flato
  • Thesla Collier – Studio Design Technology Manager, Gensler’s Los Angeles Office
  • Rachelle Habchi – Project Engineer, Glotman Simpson Structural Engineers
  • Pamala Conrad - Principal at CMG Landscape Architecture | Founder of Climate Positive Design
  • Seth Strongin - West Region Sustainability Team Leader at Arup


Details

AIALA Committee: Practice and COTE

Event Sponsored by: RELM

CES Units: 1.5 LU/HSW

Architects, Interior Designers, Structural Engineers, Mechanical Engineers, and Landscape Architects can have positive impacts on the climate change through their work – collaboration on energy efficiency, landscape design, material selection, and a host of other strategies to support high-performing designs. By teaming up BIM Managers and technology specialists, we will explore how decarbonization tools support these efforts. During this session, our experts will present about technology they’re interested in or are using, as it relates to sustainability, and discuss the next steps to ensuring these technologies are more universally applied across our work.

Learn more via this link:






For BIM Chapters updates, follow @DanStine_MN on Twitter or connect on LinkedIn

Lighting design professionals: check out my Revit & ElumTools training https://bit.ly/3NJjhCV
Posted by at
Labels: ,