This webinar will feature three Living Building champions to share their collective wisdom on LBC project management accumulated through multiple successful certifications.
REGISTER NOW! HOT TOPIC: This month's Coffee Break will provide a comprehensive overview of an ongoing PhD research endeavor focused on the concept of the circular economy, examining tailored strategies for circular economy transitions and shedding light on the diverse scales and directions of circular economy implementation. Additionally, the talk highlights the utilization of systems-based… Continue Reading Coffee Break – Facilitating a Transition to a Circular Economy in the Built Environment
USGBC will once again offer First Friday Webinars in 2023. These are previously recorded, highly rated, LEED specific education programs. Gather with peers and colleagues at noon Central Time on first Friday of each month to earn those CEs! These courses are available for anyone to attend, but are free to local or company USGBC… Continue Reading First Friday Webinars – Prioritizing Nature for Equity & Resilience
This webinar will explore key technical, strategic, biophilic, and creative details using five certified and three registered Living Building Challenge building projects as case studies.
View a YouTube Recording of this Coffee Break! HOT TOPIC: Exploring the Intersection of Architecture, Game Programming, and Virtual Reality in Sustainable Education FEATURED GUEST: James Hill, CEO and Founder of Alambda James Hill is a seasoned software developer, software architect, and entrepreneur with over 20 years of experience in the industry. As the founder… Continue Reading Coffee Break – Exploring the Intersection of Architecture, Game Programming, and Virtual Reality in Sustainable Education
USGBC will once again offer First Friday Webinars in 2023. These are previously recorded, highly rated, LEED specific education programs. Gather with peers and colleagues at noon Central Time on first Friday of each month to earn those CEs! These courses are available for anyone to attend, but are free to local or company USGBC… Continue Reading First Friday Webinar – Social Equity as a Driver for Neighborhood Development
REGISTER View a YouTube Recording of this Coffee Break! Hot Topic: Regenerative Design Framework Regenerative design moves beyond basic high-performance goals towards net-positive impacts with metric-driven targets which consider the project in its broader context. Join us to learn more about HDR's Regenerative Design Framework, which creates a way to visualize and measure the key… Continue Reading Coffee Break – Regenerative Design Framework
USGBC will once again offer First Friday Webinars in 2023. These are previously recorded, highly rated, LEED specific education programs. Gather with peers and colleagues at noon Central Time on first Friday of each month to earn those CEs! These courses are available for anyone to attend, but are free to local or company USGBC… Continue Reading First Friday Webinars: LEED Communities Deploying Regenerative Solutions
Did you know that St. Louis Earth Day Festival is recognized as one of the largest Earth Day celebrations in the country! Coming up on Saturday and Sunday, April 22 & 23 in Forest Park, join us for a sneak peek of all the great things going on at the festival this year.
USGBC will once again offer First Friday Webinars in 2023. These are previously recorded, highly rated, LEED specific education programs. Gather with peers and colleagues at noon Central Time on first Friday of each month to earn those CEs! These courses are available for anyone to attend, but are free to local or company USGBC… Continue Reading First Friday Webinar: Preparing the Workforce for the Clean Energy Economy – LEED Cities Advancing a Just Transition
This Tiny House Project is currently under construction in the Benton Park West neighborhood in the City of St. Louis. It is planned to be an environmentally regenerative and one-of-a-kind project. It's being build on what was once a vacant lot, purchased through the St. Louis City Land Revitalization Authority (LRA). This livable home will use energy saving building concepts such as radiant heating, solar power collection, rainwater collection, and passive heating and cooling concepts. The building itself, inspired by the work of Bob Cassilly, will be created from mostly reclaimed materials. The style will be a unique expression that keeps the historic aesthetic of the neighborhood in mind. Building a 420 square foot house on a 7,000 square foot lot allows space for large permaculture and vegetable gardens.
Find out why the IRA and the IIJA should have you thinking green about public building projects. The U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) and the National League of Cities (NLC) co-host this webinar exploring the new federal incentives and programs available for public building projects. From direct pay tax incentives for improved building efficiency to… Continue Reading Public Buildings and the IRA: The New Incentives for Going Green