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Financial Feasibility (De-Risking) of Low-EC Construction

Presented by: Kathy Berg, AIA, Partner | ZGF Partners LLP, Celia Hoag, P.E., BEMP, True Advisor, Regional Sustainability Leader | DPR Construction, and Sarah Neff, Head of ESG | Landlease Americas

AIA/CES (HSW) Learning Units: 1 Hours

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Course release date: July 2024

Ben Stapleton, Executive Director of USGBC California, deftly moderates a discussion with an architect, a contractor and a developer, who discuss low embodied-carbon projects in the construction industry. They cover the financial risks and costs associated with low embodied-carbon projects and innovative strategies and tools for reducing embodied carbon in construction projects. Among the projects discussed is the PAE Living Building, which is the first certified living building that is both located in a metropolitan area and developer-driven.


Course Prices: $25 AIA members, $35 non-members (or purchase the 4-part series and save more than 20%)

(This continuing education course is licensed for viewing to a single individual. For discounted group viewing rates, please email Melissa@aecKnowledge.com or call 415.755.3058.)

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This course is part of a special package consisting of the following courses:

This year’s 1.5 Degrees Symposium on Climate Change includes features 12 amazing presenters, 7 inspiring courses and unlimited insights into what design professional can do now to leverage their influence on the built environment and on the health, resiliency and climate equity of our communities.

Hosted by AIA Los Angeles and the AIA Los Angeles Committee on the Environment, courses examine and underscore the urgency of 1) reducing embodied carbon and emissions, 2) the circular economy, 3) carbon-storing buildings, 4) low-carbon construction, 5) intelligent material selection, 6) innovative technologies for reducing carbon in concrete and 7) codes and regulations impacting climate resilience.

Viewers will gain important tools and knowledge necessary to position themselves as leaders in addressing the threat of embodied carbon.

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