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EAST BAY
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- for those interested in becoming a LEED Green Associate!
SAN FRANCISCO
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July 22nd - Autodesk Showroom, San Francisco
This training covers the implementation of a comprehensive sustainability building audit toward LEED EBOM certification. The goal is for participants to come away with a clear understanding of the building and energy audit process from the initial assessment through corporate planning, implementation of green building strategies and LEED certification. Geared toward building owners, facilities managers, maintenance contractors, developers and government representatives, the course is in slide presentation format and also contains hands-on activities and case studies to illustrate the ASHRAE Energy Audit Process. Register today - early bird member rates available!
Led by Green Building Services, this workshop will be a comprehensive overview and analysis into the green building movement and specifically, upcoming changes to the LEED Rating System. Drawing from the experience of helping to write the LEED 2009 Reference Guide and Exam Prep Study Guides, GBS experts will provide an outline of the 2009 changes to the core LEED products using project examples to illustrate the core changes. This informative session will help you improve your understanding of what is coming and what impact these changes will have on your future projects. Additionally, the presentation will explore what is happening with key market sector rating systems, such as Schools, Healthcare, and Retail as well as updates in LEED professional accreditation. By the end of this two and a half hour training, you will have an understanding of how to effectively communicate with team members and clients about what these changes mean on-the-ground. This training will be delivered by a GBS Principle and Senior Consultant. Register today - early bird member rates available!
August 13th - SMUD, Sacramento
Led by USGBC faculty members Lynn Simon and Pepper Smith, this workshop provides essential knowledge of the LEED Rating Systems and sustainable building concepts for those seeking a better understanding of LEED or pursuing GBCI's LEED Green Associate credential. By presenting LEED concepts at the credit category level - across building types and rating systems - and basics on the building certification process, this workshop provides the foundation required for any 300-level LEED education offering. Real project examples help demonstrate and reinforce learning. Recommended Prior Knowledge: Familiarity with USGBC and LEED, or USGBC's "Green Building Basics and LEED" instructor-led workshop or online program. Learn more & Register!
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July 22nd - 555 Mission St, San Francisco
For over three decades, Tishman Speyer has thought increasingly about sustainability, energy efficiency, and respect for the environment and the people who inhabit our buildings. Consequently, 555 Mission Street achieved USGBC's LEED Gold certification. 555 Mission Street is a 34-story Class A Commercial Office building capturing stunning views of the city and the bay with floor-to-ceiling windows. The design of 555 Mission took pride in the simple understanding that human beings live, work and breathe in the structures Tishman Speyer creates. Learn more and register!
July 23rd - SFMOMA
Come experience SFMOMA's new Rooftop Garden with Emerging Green Builders (EGB) and Bay Area Young Architects (BAYA). Described as a "gallery without a ceiling" by architect Mark Jensen, the space provides both open air and enclosed spaces which feature the San Francisco skyline and sculptural works from the museum's collection. A tour guide from SFMOMA will speak about the art chosen for the new gallery space and a member of the design team will be on hand to answer questions. Afterward, head over to Thirsty Bear (661 Howard, at Third) for continued networking with other emerging green building professionals. Register online and pick up your ticket at the SFMOMA ticket window, tell them you are with the EGB tour. Meet the group at SFMOMA at 6pm, and at 8pm we will head over to the Thirsty Bear. Purchase tickets at SFMOMA before the tour, let them know you're with EGB.
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August 5th - Moss Landing Marine Labs
Jason Burnett, founder of Burnett EcoEnergy, a company that structures and secures financing for renewable energy and energy efficiency projects, and Debbie Picard, fundraising consultant with Platinum Development Company, will introduce unique funding opportunities for renewable energy, energy efficiency and green building projects. Register!
August 11th - Moffet Towers, Sunnyvale
A discussion on the challenges two unique projects faced on their road to LEED Certification. The Granary, a LEED Gold project, is a lasting symbol of a once fully self-sustaining community. Moffett Towers is an example of how sustainability and achieving LEED certification effect on site planning and building design, as well as the overall effect on architectural expression. Learn more and register!
August 20th - Moraga Barn
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Built in 1914, the Moraga Barn is the oldest building in Moraga. Canyon Construction undertook the renovation of this former hotel, grocery store, telephone switching center, and bar in February 2006 with the goal of achieving Platinum LEED Certification. Canyon Construction also sought to restore the building to its original historical exterior, while renovating the interior using the latest in modern green technologies to showcase abilities and interests in fine craftsmanship, historical aesthetics, conservation, and efficiency.
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The Moraga Barn is a state of the art green building, using 100% renewable energy, ultra energy and water efficient design, salvaged and sustainably harvested materials, and the optimum in indoor air quality. Chris Avant, President of Canyon Construction, will speak about the project. Register!
August 20th - Nacht & Lewis Architects Office
The State of California Department of General Services Central Plant Renovation Project is now under construction in downtown Sacramento and is anticipated to achieve LEED Gold under budget and on schedule! This event will review the procurement, design, construction and operational strategies associated with turning the State's requirement for LEED NC Silver into a Project beyond LEED Gold. There will be a PowerPoint presentation, discussion and tour of the new Plant. Speakers include representatives from the Department of General Services, Nacht & Lewis Architects, CECI, & Skanska. Register!
August 21st - Dolores Park, San Francisco
Come join us for the first ever USGBC-NCC & EGB SF Summer BBQ Mixer. As summer starts to fade, we are going to host a fun event for USGBC-NCC members and non-members alike to get together, trade ideas, network, and share a meal in a relaxed atmosphere. The event will be held at the picnic tables towards the Southern end of Dolores Park (right next to the playground). The event cost goes to buying food for everyone (vegetarian options will be available) but please bring your own beverages. Feel free to bring your kids, your dog, a fun game, or anything else to pass the time at the park. BBQ is 4-8pm, tickets are $5. Buy a ticket!
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