” Please join us for an education seminar and walking tour
Midtown Houston & LEED for New Development
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Learn how the LEED-ND rating system guides the development of new neighborhoods such as the City Centre project in West Houston. The same principles can be used to evaluate existing neighborhoods, using the results of the Midtown Livable Centers Study as an example. Then take a walk through Midtown and see how the design of streets, sidewalks, transit, and buildings work together to create livable, environmentally friendly places with a 40 minute total 3/4 mile walking tour of Midtown beginning and ending at the GBRC.
Speakers:
Maria Perez, LEED AP Gensler……
Christof Spieler, PE, LEED AP Morris Architects…
Kristopher Stuart, AIA, LEED AP Gensler
Steven Spears, RLA Design Workshop
Lee Anne Dixon, PE, LEED AP Walter P Moore & Associates
See http://www.greenhoustontx.gov/gbrceducation.pdf for more details and a map.
Also note that this will contribute to LEED AP credential maintenance for Live Presentations.
Green Building Resource Center
City of Houston Public Works and Engineering
Code Enforcement Building
3300 Main Street
Houston, Texas 77002
We welcome your participation in these events and your interest and support for green building efforts across Houston. We are limited to 75 attendees, so please RSVP to Steve Stelzer at 713-535-7508 or e-mail at steve.stelzer@houstontx.gov
Green buildings save owners and users money with greater energy efficiency. They are better for our environment with more reuse of material. Ultimately, they foster a happier and healthier workplace for employees. The Green Building Resource Center has been certified to the Gold level of the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) for Commercial Interiors and hosts periodic programs to outreach to the public about green building practices.
www.codegreenhouston.org ”
June 15, 2011
6:00PM for hrs
Green Building Resource Center, City of Houston Public Works and Engineering Code Enforcement Building, 3300 Main Street Houston
$free
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713-535-7508
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