UPCOMING

Addressing the theory and practice of green building & LEED®

AIA/CES/LEED Continuing Education and Green Associate Exam Qualification

 The training consists of a full day (9 hour) workshop presented by highly experienced trainers representing the construction/contracting perspective and/or the architectural/design perspective. You will engage in a range of interactive activities and discussions that address both the theory and practice of green building and LEED®. The course addresses the many roles of the contractor throughout the building process, using LEED® as a guideline. Become a valuable team member to building green buildings that are enviornmentally responsible, sustainable, resource efficient, and cost effective.

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Doors open at 6:00 PM
Show starts at 7:00 PM
Film duration: 57 minutes
Q&A after: 30 minutes (or less)

The Trinity River in Texas is not as well understood as many other major American rivers, and so its importance – even for the millions of people who depend upon it – is easy to underestimate. Nevertheless, the Trinity is the main contributor of fresh water to Galveston Bay, one of the largest and most important estuarial ecosystems in the United States. Along its path to the sea, the river sustains the lives of millions of people who live in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area, Houston and the heartland in between.

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Wednesday, March 31, 2010, 8am - 10am

Favorable impacts of daylight on the built environment & daylight strategies used in the LEED rating system (reduction of light pollution, energy modeling)

How the program relates to the Chapter's mission goals of sustainability-related education on the positive impacts that daylight can produce if executed well.

LOCATION

TCU, Fort Worth

CONTACT INFORMATION

events@northtexasgreencouncil.org

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