We are an approved provider for AIA and AICP. Paid programs are submitted for CEUs with AIA and AICP. We also qualify for Certified Local Government (CLG) training. Appropriate continuing education categories (if any) are listed below.
AICP Categories: Climate, Environment, Green Communities, History
AIA Categories: Design and Design Services, Materials and Methods, Sustainable Design
ASLA Categories: Energy Conservation / Renewable Energy, Green Roofs, Historic Preservation, Sustainable Development / Design
Managing Change: Strategies for Improving a Building’s Energy Performance
As preservationists always say: "The Greenest Building is the One That's Already Built." Sustainability is a significant consideration in historic preservation. Historic buildings have features that make use of natural light and air flow. How can those working on historic buildings use new technologies to improve a building's energy performance? Look at how you can make an historic building even more green while maintaining the character and integrity of historic buildings.
Learning Objectives
Addressing the common goals of sustainability and historic preservation
Understanding the importance of existing resources of historic buildings in terms of sustainability
Rediscovering the value of maintenance and repair, and by doing so embodied & operating energy savings
Gaining a holistic appreciation about environmental, cultural and economic benefits of sustainable preservation
Speakers
John D. Lesak, AIA, FAPT, LEED AP, Architect and Principal, Page & Turnbul
