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Sustainable Building Design II


Description:
The design, construction, and operation of buildings has an unavoidable effect on the environment and society. There is a growing interest in designing buildings that attempt to minimize these potentially detrimental effects through implementing sustainable site selection, energy efficiency, water conservation, safe material selection, and improved indoor air quality. This general movement towards buildings that are intrinsically linked to and attempt to minimize the ecological effects of their design and operation is termed ‘sustainable’ or ‘green’ building design. This session will address a variety of topics related to sustainable building; from case studies and specific lessons learned to post occupancy evaluation or performance metrics. Papers regarding any aspect of sustainable or green building are invited; progress or innovation in the field will be highlighted in conjunction with fundamental principles of sustainable building.

Sponsor:
Sustainability
Co-Sponsor(s):
Sustainable Engineering Forum (23)


Chair:
Alessandra Carreon
Associate
ENVIRON International Corporation
19020 33rd Ave W, Suite 310
Lynnwood, WA 98036
Phone Number: 425-412-1802
Email: acarreon@environcorp.com

Co-chairs:
Sarah Widder
Associate Energy Engineer
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Energy and Efficiency Division
902 Battelle Boulevard
Richland, WA 99352
Phone Number: 509-372-6396
Email: sarah.widder@pnl.gov

Cory D. Jensen
Ph. D Graduate Student
Colorado School of Mines
Division of Engineering
1500 Illinois St.
Golden, CO 80401
Phone Number: 970-219-5990
Email: cojensen@mines.edu


Papers:
A Holistic Approach to Urban Design and Urban Heat Island Effect Mitigation Strategies to Improve Energy Efficiency in Urban Environments
Candace Watson, University of Alabama at Birmingham; Robert W. Peters, University of Alabama at Birmingham
Post Occupancy Evaluation of DOE Owned LEED Facilities
Sarah Widder, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Development of Direct-Use Projects
John W. Lund, Oregon Institute of Technology
Green Roofing Practices
Alison Rice, Johns Manville Corporation
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