The built environment is under scrutiny for its impact on our health and collective wellbeing. This webinar will consider the link between natural materials and health, and the biomimetic design principles that guide relevancy and resilience to produce healthy, low-impact, and inspiring design.
Explore the strategies to support occupant experience, well-being, and public health in the workplace. This presentation will support community shapers and influencers by offering insight from leading case studies and organizations.
Navigating a Pandemic and Designing for Human Health
Topics: Design / Wellness
Explore the strategies to support occupant experience, well-being, and public health in the workplace. This presentation will support community shapers and influencers by offering insight from leading case studies and organizations.
Navigating a Pandemic and Designing for Human Health
Topics: Design / Wellness
Explore the strategies to support occupant experience, well-being, and public health in the workplace. This presentation will support community shapers and influencers by offering insight from leading case studies and organizations.
The Webday Wednesday Series Designing for Wellness will help you discover how designing for well-being can add value to both society and the environment.
Designing buildings for people
Topics: Design / Wellness
Length: 1 hour l What's included: video, quiz, certificate of completion
Based on research of post-occupancy evaluations from several hundred offices and apartments, this webinar explores designing and operating buildings to optimize occupant comfort, building usability, and energy performance.
Topics: Design / Wellness
Design and development of the built environment, with sustainability in mind, can help mitigate climate change, support adaptation, and improve environmental and public health. The more resilient the built environment, the less it is impacted by climate change. This presentation demonstrates a five-step process that architecture and design firms can use to mitigate climate change risks from a physical and liability perspective.
Planning for Resilience in a Climate-changed World
Design and development of the built environment, with sustainability in mind, can help mitigate climate change, support adaptation, and improve environmental and public health. The more resilient the built environment, the less it is impacted by climate change. This presentation demonstrates a five-step process that architecture and design firms can use to mitigate climate change risks from a physical and liability perspective.
Planning for Resilience in a Climate-changed World
Design and development of the built environment, with sustainability in mind, can help mitigate climate change, support adaptation, and improve environmental and public health. The more resilient the built environment, the less it is impacted by climate change. This presentation demonstrates a five-step process that architecture and design firms can use to mitigate climate change risks from a physical and liability perspective.
The RELi program expands upon LEED by embracing climate adaptive resilience strategies to measure buildings, cities, and communities. This approach lays the groundwork for resilient, regenerative, and healthy outcomes that support a community’s quality of life. Join this collaborative session for a hands-on look at this next generation tool.
Resilience & Introduction to RELi Program
Topics: Climate / Design
