Getting to Zero

The second season of Getting to Zero features four new sessions delving into the next targets of the 2030 challenge: 70% reduction and beyond. Join us for this enhanced four-part series of workshops, case studies, and more. These sessions will explore strategies for making the case for net zero, technical how-to, and cross-disciplinary approaches essential for planning, regulations, financing, and operations for net zero design.

Whether you’re looking for an introduction to net zero design, or you attended last year’s series and are eager to learn more, mark your calendars and register today for Season 2!

October 2 – Session 1: Preparing for Net Zero
October 23 – Session 2: Design for Net Zero
November 13 – Session 3: Operations for Net Zero
December 4 – Session 4: Financing & Regulations for Net Zero

All sessions will take place 8:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
University of Washington – Cascade Room in Haggett Hall

AIA Credits: 16 CEHs / 16 HSWs for the entire series

Featured speakers include:

• Brad Liljequist, Technical Director, Net Zero Energy Buildings and Living Building Community Challenge, International Living Future Institute
• Mark Frankel AIA, Technical Director at New Buildings Institute
• Michael Hatten, PE, Principal at SOLARC
• Duncan Griffin, AIA, LEED AP, Principal at NBBJ
• Christie Baumel, Policy Advisor at the City of Seattle, Office of Sustainability & Environment, Green Building & Resource Conservation
• Jeff Sloan, PE, Design Manager at McKinstry
• Marc Brune, PE, LEED AP, Senior Associate at PAE Consulting Engineers
• Karina Hershberg, PE, Electrical Engineer at PAE Consulting Engineers
• Tom Marseille, Hon AIA, PE, LEED AP BD+C P, Senior Vice President at WSP
• Members from the Stone34 project team, including from McKinstry and Skanska
• Justin Stenkamp, PE, LEED AP, Associate, Mechanical Engineer at PAE Consulting Engineers
• Christopher Meek, AIA, Director at University of Washington’s Integrated Design Lab at the Bullitt Center
• Heather Burpee, Research Assistant Director and Health Design Specialist at University of Washington’s Integrated Design Lab at the Bullitt Center
• Susan Wickwire, Executive Director at Seattle 2030 District
• Duane Jonlin, AIA, Energy Code and Energy Conservation Advisor with the City of Seattle Department of Planning and Development
• Chris Angus, Director of Preconstruction Services at Sellen Construction
• Guy Dauncey, Founder and Communications Director of the BC Sustainable Energy Association
• Julia Raish, Manager at Paladino and Company

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