CARBON + CITIES
2020 AIA/ACSA Intersections Research Conference: CARBON
Description:
Explore the latest policy innovations cities are creating around carbon dioxide reduction and where we should be going next. With examples from across the country, the discussion includes key climate policies, land use implications, challenges urban environments are facing and how architects can advocate for a healthier, more just world.
Learning objectives
- Learn the latest policy innovations cities using to reduce carbon dioxide.
- Explore how different cities around the country are actively updating their climate policies and how you can assist your local community.
- Understand how urban environments are challenged to reduce carbon for a healthier future.
- Gain knowledge from climate change leaders on how city and state policies dictate better solutions for a more sustainable world.
1.00 LU
- HSW
Instructors
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Peter J. Exley
FAIACo-founder | Architecture is Fun
2021 President | The American Institute of ArchitectsPeter Exley, FAIA, has established an internationally recognized practice of architecture for... -
Jesse M. Keenan
Ph.D.Associate Professor | Tulane University School of Architecture
Dr. Keenan leads courses and seminars advancing the interdisciplinary fields of sustainable real... -
Holly W. Samuelson
DDes, LEED, Registered ArchitectAssociate Professor of Architecture | Harvard University Graduate School of Design
Dr. Samuelson is an Associate Professor teaching architectural technology courses. Her teaching and... -
Lotte Schlegel
Executive Director | Institute for Market Transformation (IMT)
Lotte Schlegel is the Executive Director of the Institute for Market Transformation (IMT), a...