These webinars give you full access to content originally presented at the Net Positive Symposium 2.0 in Vancouver BC on November 20th, 2019.
Our expert led sessions offer practical resources and information that you can take away and apply in your work. Topics include; Addressing Carbon, Net-Zero for Larger Buildings, Sustainability, and Working Together.
Options for Webinar Bundles:
Non-Members: $130
Members: $95
Non-Members: $130
Members: $95
Non-Members: $250
Members: $180
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All webinars offer continuing education credit points awarded by the Passive House Institute (PHI). The webinar format is a 60 or 90 minute audiovisual presentation and includes a Q&A session that allows you to get expert advice.
10:00 AM – 11:00 AM (PST)
Starting with Passive House principles, how can we achieve carbon neutrality in our cities? And beyond that, how can we conceive a town like a sustainable ecosystem where each element contributes to a regenerating permanent cycle, alternately a consumer and a producer? Precursor and expert in passive, sustainable, zero energy and carbon neutral buildings, architectural firm A2M will disclose the integration of a large variety of tools to achieve carbon neutrality, and how they use them to produce successful cases throughout Europe, North America, and Africa.
Professional development
10:00 AM – 11:30 AM (PST)
The Passive House Standard and The Living Building Challenge are two prominent pathways to help achieve our low-energy building goals by 2032. We will highlight the “Crosswalks” document between the two programs that focuses on how designers can incorporate both these standards into their next project. Mark Bernhardt, Bernhardt Construction, and Kenneth Chooi, project architect, will provide an overview of the Green Point Project which is striving to achieve both certifications.
Professional development
10:00 AM – 11:30 AM (PST)
Our industry often ignores Embodied Carbon, even though it will account for almost half of total new construction emissions globally between now and 2050. This presentation will provide an overview of Embodied Carbon in the Building Industry, including:
Professional development
10:00 AM – 11:00 AM (PST)
As our larger cities further urbanize, the growth of new multi-unit residential buildings will continue to be a focus for governments and developers alike. These buildings present unique challenges for energy use in urban environments as site constraints can often limit the effectiveness of passive design strategies; hear from Cillian Collins and Sindhu Mahadevan from Perkins + Will on their lessons learned.
Professional development
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