Ten Years in One of the World's Greenest Buildings
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The Center for Sustainable Landscapes (CSL) opened in December 2012. It remains the only building to achieve seven of the highest green building certifications: the Living Building Challenge, WELL Platinum (first), SITES Platinum (first), LEED Platinum, BREAAM Outstanding In-Use (first in the United States), Fitwel 3 Star, and Zero Energy certifications. After 10 years of occupying, operating, and refining this unique facility, Phipps and the design team have developed a wealth of knowledge to share with designers, builders, and owners. This presentation will explore what was learned about design process, biophilic design, performance, occupant engagement, and ongoing evaluation.
Learning objectives
- Improve alignment of project stakeholders, the design team, and the community around shared regenerative development goals.
- Understand how each of the different rating systems worked together to create a highly successful project.
- Implement key lessons learned around biophilic design process and integration that led to changes in subsequent building projects.
- Understand the importance on occupant engagement and value of monitoring ongoing performance.
This course is part of a series
- HSW
Instructors
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Sonja Bochart
IIDA, LEED AP BD&C, WELL AP, LFADirector, Design Strategist |Lens - Shepley Bulfinch
Sonja Bochart IIDA, LEED AP BD&C, WELL AP, LFA, director at Lens – Shepley Bulfinch, has an... -
Chris Minnerly
Architect |The Mosites Company
Chris Minnerly has been practicing architecture for nearly 35 years with a focus on creating... -
Richard Piacentini
(he/him/his)CEO | Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens
Richard Piacentini is the President and CEO of Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens.