This course covers LEED for Existing Homes opportunities and challenges

Achieve LEED for Cities and Communities certification with the help of this comprehensive guide.

Explore the critical intersection of climate change, urban design, and sustainability in this course focused on the future of desert metropolises. Using Phoenix, Arizona as a compelling case study, we'll review LEED v4.1 BD+C strategies that can help design professional mitigate the heat, water, and environmental issues.

There has been a lot of hype praising biobased materials, but what if you want to use them in your next project? This course examines some of the questions and assumptions surrounding biobased materials, including whether or not they actually have lower embodied carbon, are healthier, and are practical for use in today’s buildings.

Join us for an inspiring journey as we explore real-world examples of LEED certified projects that are reshaping our built environment and combating climate change. Through a series of captivating case studies, you'll gain invaluable insights into the challenges faced, solutions implemented, and the measurable impacts achieved on LEED v4 BD+C, ID+C, and O+M building projects.

Water is a fundamental resource for all life forms on Earth. While it seems abundant, the availability of fresh, potable water crucial for human survival is limited. The design and construction industry, along with our daily practices, must acknowledge and address this limitation to safeguard this vital resource.

The increasing popularity of electric vehicles (EVs) is driven by their low maintenance and environmental benefits, despite energy sources' concerns. EVs, with no gasoline engine, require minimal routine maintenance compared to traditional vehicles.

Bike riding is a beneficial activity for our health, planet, and economies. In order to increase its use, each party (building owners, city administrations, and government) should fulfill certain responsibilities.

This webinar focuses on Carbon Concepts in Office Furniture for LEED v4/4.1. Our primary objective is to empower professionals with the knowledge and insights necessary to navigate the complex landscape of carbon considerations within the LEED v4/4.1 building standard, specifically focusing on office furniture.

Outdoor water use accounts for over 30% of total water demand, presenting a significant opportunity for savings. Effective strategies include using native plants and improving irrigation efficiency. Both consumers and utilities have roles in conservation, with utilities encouraging efficient use through time-variable pricing and metering. This course covers EPA best practices for reducing water consumption and details how LEED v4.1 BD+C: New Construction addresses outdoor water reduction to meet efficiency goals.

The impact of the built environment on natural resources and contributing to GHG emissions is driving the movement for Net Zero strategies in water, energy, waste and carbon.

Through a captivating blend of in-depth case studies, insightful analyses of proven practices, and visionary examination of cutting-edge ideas, we'll uncover strategies to transform the built environment using LEED.