It's 2013! Prepare for the New Energy Future
AIA Seattle presents its fifth year
of AIA + 2030 Professional Series™ February 8 – November 8
Seattle—The Pacific Northwest is a leader in fighting climate change on a variety of fronts and our design and building community is no different. With proper tools and training, the architecture, engineering, and construction community can lead the way in making a difference in reducing greenhouse gas emissions cause by the built environment.
To impact the threat of climate change, Architecture 2030®, a non-partisan, national non-profit started by renowned architect Ed Mazria, has issued the 2030 Challenge® asking the global architecture and building community to reach the goal of carbon-neutral buildings by 2030.
AIA Seattle, a Chapter of the American Institute of Architects, is taking tangible steps toward reaching the goal of carbon-neutral buildings by 2030. One of those steps is producing the AIA+2030 Professional Series™, a 10-part series of intermediate-level professional development courses designed to provide specific ways to make our built environment energy-efficient. Architects engineers, construction professionals, facilities managers, policymakers are invited to register. The fifth season of the AIA+2030 Professional Education Series™ is produced by
AIA Seattle in partnership with the City of Seattle, Architecture 2030Ò and BetterBricks.
Information and registration details are below:
AIA+2030 Professional Education Series™ 4:
Feb 8, 2013 Session 1: The 2030 Challenge: setting + achieving energy goals with integrated design
Mar 8, 2013 Session 2: Getting to 60: the power of targets + load reduction
Apr 12, 2013 Session 3: Accentuate the positive: climate responsive design
May 10, 2013 Session 4: Skins: the importance of the thermal envelope
Jun 14, 2013 Session 5: Passively-Aggressive: employing passive systems for load reduction
Jul 12, 2013 Session 6: Illuminating savings: daylighting and integrated lighting strategies
Aug 9, 2013 Session 7: Right-sized: equipment and controls for super-efficient building system
Sep 13, 2013 Session 8: Site power: renewable energy opportunities
Oct 11, 2013 Session 9: The hand-off + staying in shape: operations, maintenance + education
Nov 8, 2013 Session 10: Putting it all together: achieving 2030 goals on the project and at the office
TIME: All Sessions held from 8.30am-12.30pm
LOCATION: All classes held at the Bertha Knight Landes Room at Seattle City Hall
600 4th Avenue, Seattle, WA 98104
COST: 10-session package:
$800 AIA Members
$400 AIA Associate Members
$1200 ASHRAE & CRGBC, and ABC Members
$1800 Non-members
REGISTRATION: www.aiaseattle.org/aiaplus2030
NOTE: Registration is for the entire series only.
Payment plans and a limited number of scholarships are available to AIA members in good standing. For more information on scholarship availability, contact Debra Haraldson.
REGISTER BY: February 1, 2013
LEARNING UNITS: 40LU/40HSW/40SD for the series (4LU/4HSW/4SD per class).
MORE INFORMATION: Cassandra Delaune, Sustainability Director
cdelaune@aiaseattle.org
(206) 448-4938 ext. 106
The AIA+2030 Professional Education Series™ Series 5 is sponsored by:
Morrison Hershfield● Wood Harbinger ● MacDonald-Miller ● P&M
About the Seattle Chapter of the American Institute of Architects
Founded in 1894, AIA Seattle is a not-for-profit professional association of architects, allied professionals, and laypeople. AIA Seattle provides the architecture community with resources and relationships to make a difference through design. We open doors, provide connections, keep our members and the public informed, and demonstrate our commitment to great design as the key ingredient for livable, sustainable places.
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