Living Building Challenge

Join the Sprout! Collective, for local beer, wine and food truck fare. Learn about SEED, a modular classroom built to the Living Building Challenge that will serve as a living laboratory for its students and teachers. Your donation will help fund our first SEED!

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The Cascadia Green Building Council would like to invite you to our June signal issues panel workshop celebrating “Women Reshaping the World” co-hosted by the Workshops and Emerging Professionals Committees. We have invited inspiring women who are leaders in re-imagining our built environments. The interactive session will address building a business case for developing buildings that achieve much of the living building challenge criteria while still attracting tenants and users at a market‐rate.

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Meeting the Red List criteria is one of the most challenging imperatives of the Living Building Challenge. While advancements in building technology, codes and policies have aided Net Zero Energy and Water goals, finding Red List compliant products, is relatively new and very arduous undertaking. The Bullitt Center project team will share how the Red List was addressed through collaboration, knowledge exchange between teams at the same time as mitigating issues such as risk, and liability.

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The first Living Buildings have been completed and certified, but how are they doing? Join us this month for a review of the first Five Certified Living Buildings. Next Tuesday, January 10th, Amanda Sturgeon, the Certification Director for the International Living Building Challenge will be with us to review the initial performance results from early Living Building Challenge certified projects. She will be discussing LBC case studies including data monitoring, comparisons of actual and predicted performance, and an overall review of best practices and lessons learned. To Register:

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