CarbonPositive RESET! 1.5°C Global Tech-in
Tuesday, September 22, 2020 10:00 to 20:00 Free online Webinar on Zoom platform
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Tuesday, September 22, 2020 10:00 to 20:00
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Meeting ID: 88214973807
Times noted are in Beijing, China (GMT+8)
10:00-10:50
Edward Mazria，Architecture 2030
The new imperative identifies the actions and provides a roadmap that will lead to an immediate global response in the built environment that meets the 1.5ºC Paris Agreement target.
10:50-11:20
Harrison Fraker, UC Berkeley (Moderator)
Peter Calthorpe, HDR Calthorpe
Urban planning strategies, adaptive reuse and infill, and smart urban infill provide significant opportunities in mitigating new embodied carbon associated with the massive amount of global new construction and development projected to take place by 2030.
11:20-11:30
Transition: Partner Recognition
11:30-12:00
Carl Elefante, Quinn Evans (Moderator)
Caroline Pidcock, Australian Architects Declare
Organizations and organizing professionals from around the world are making big moves. Learn how top down and bottom up actions are changing practice as we know it.
12:00-12:40
The leaders transforming design and architecture practice to mitigate climate change discuss the impactful actions they are taking and proliferating to transform culture, industry, and practice to meet the 1.5ºC targets.
12:40-13:20
Carl Elefante, Quinn Evans (Moderator)
Paul Stoller, Atelier Ten
Jeremy Mansfield, Lendlease
Every year, 6.13 billion square meters of buildings are constructed, responsible for approximately 3729 million metric tons CO2 per year. This session explores major opportunities, technologies and material innovations for dramatically and immediately sequestering carbon in building materials, infrastructure and restorative landscapes.
13:20-13:30
Transition – Partner Recognition
13:30-14:00
Watch a demo of a tool or software available for reducing operational and embodied carbon impacts – or take a break!
Autodesk BIM 360 [ZOOM LINK]
Bimmer + SolarScore [ZOOM LINK]
Beacon [ZOOM LINK]
cove.tool
EC3
One Click LCA [ZOOM LINK]
Pathfinder [ZOOM LINK]
Tally [GOTOMEETING LINK]
Afternoon
Regional Sessions
14:00-14:45
Alfredo Fernandez-Gonzalez, UNLV
Design choices are the first and most important step for energy efficient, zero carbon buildings. What regional passive design strategies can designers utilize in practice today?
The greenest building, development, or neighborhood is the one that is already built. Can we reassess how we place a monetary, carbon, and social value on these existing assets in order to strengthen the case for reusing, repurposing, re-skinning, and renovating existing buildings?
Margaret Hansbrough, Mighty Earth
Concrete and Steel alone are responsible for approximately 20% of global annual carbon emissions. What innovations in concrete and steel allow for lower-carbon materials now, and what innovations are down the pipeline?
14:45-15:30
Erin McDade, Architecture 2030 (Moderator)
Claire McKenna, Rocky Mountain Institute
Meeting global climate goals will require a swift transition away from fossil-fuel powered heating, cooling, and cooking appliances within our buildings. Fossil-fuel free building technologies such as heat pumps and induction cooktops are rapidly evolving, making building electrification more affordable and efficient than ever. What is the current state of the industry and where is it headed? Is fossil-fuel free heating, cooling, and cooking currently feasible in all regions and climates? And what about heat pumps and HFC-emitting refrigerants?
Doug Kelbough, University of Michigan
How can we leverage urban scale planning and design to meet the 1.5ºC target? How can our cities adapt and become resilient in the face of climate change?
Jan-Peter Koppitz, Arup (Moderator)
Mass timber can offer a low-carbon alternative to concrete and steel, and it’s quickly growing in popularity. What do designers need to know to get mass timber right? What other carbon-sequestering structural materials are available and scalable?
15:30-16:15
Orrin Cook, Center for Resource Solutions
Buildings will always consume energy, but the sources of that energy have significant impacts on carbon emissions. This session dives into on-site and off-site renewable energy availability and best practices in your region, so building operations are 100% renewably powered.
Pamela Conrad, CMG Landscape Architects
Martin O’Dea, AILA’s Carbon Positive Design Taskforce
What are the opportunities for carbon sequestration in site development and landscape design? What are the best techniques, and what tools are available for calculating the carbon balance of these landscape materials and strategies now and over time? How can site and infrastructure design mitigate heat island effect?
Ben Kaiser, Kaiser + Path Architecture
What are the implications and advantages of selecting low embodied carbon systems like climate smart CLT, Glulam, and NLT? For project teams? Design and detailing? Permitting? Construction cost, schedule and logistics? Owner’s bottom line?
16:15-16:45
Watch a demo of a tool or software available for reducing operational and embodied carbon impacts – or take a break!
Autodesk [ZOOM LINK]
Bimmer + SolarScore [ZOOM LINK]
Beacon [ZOOM LINK]
cove.tool
EC3
EDGE [TEAMS LINK]
One Click LCA [ZOOM LINK]
Pathfinder [ZOOM LINK]
Tally [GOTOMEETING LINK]
16:45-17:15
Watch a demo of a tool or software available for reducing operational and embodied carbon impacts – or take a break!
Autodesk [ZOOM LINK]
Bimmer + SolarScore [ZOOM LINK]
Beacon [ZOOM LINK]
cove.tool
EC3
EDGE [TEAMS LINK]
One Click LCA [ZOOM LINK]
Pathfinder [ZOOM LINK]
Tally [GOTOMEETING LINK]
17:15-18:00
Vincent Martinez, Architecture 2030 (Moderator)
Sumedha Malaviya, World Resource Institute (WRI) India
Quickly achieving zero carbon in building operations is a critical dimension of a CarbonPositive future. This session covers the recent policies for decarbonizing building operations in both new construction and the existing building stock, including the ZERO Code, all-electric new construction, and critical considerations for electrifying existing buildings.
Henry Gordon-Smith, Agritecture Consulting
By the end of the century, experts believe that our agricultural land will produce only half as much food as it does currently, even as the population is growing. Meanwhile, the bulk of population growth will occur in urban areas–where agriculture has historically been limited. How must our food systems transform to feed the growing urban population, protect forests and biodiversity, and prioritize resiliency?
Robert Bamford, Web Structures
Gaurav Gupta, Web Structures
What is the structural “sweet spot” for optimizing materials in order to reduce embodied carbon? Are there rules of thumb designers can use in design, or does optimization occur on a case-by-case basis?
18:00-18:45
Davina Rooney, Green Building Council Australia
The large majority of the existing building stock will continue to be operating over the next decades. This showcase will feature how designers are upgrading these buildings for a decarbonized future.
Natasha Balwit, Architecture 2030
Cities are often at the forefront of climate policy, and the opportunities for impactful embodied carbon interventions at the city-scale are plentiful. What municipal embodied carbon policies have currently been implemented, and what are the most promising opportunities for future municipal embodied carbon action to drive impactful, large-scale reductions?
Chris Nunn, AMP Capital
What is the role of real estate in addressing issues and challenges including climate change, waste, biodiversity, social impact, accessibility and supply chain sustainability?
18:45-19:30
Philip Enquist, SOM (Moderator)
It is anticipated that the global building stock will double in the next four decades. This showcase will feature the best carbon positive designs and their scalable strategies for zero operating and embodied emissions.
Unlocking the circular economy holds great potential for dramatically reducing greenhouse gas emissions. How does it apply to buildings and cities? What are the circular strategies that make a compelling business case for low carbon buildings?
Louisa Bowles, HawkinsBrown
Louise Hamot, Integral Group
Over its lifespan, building use and renovation can have significant embodied carbon impacts. How important are interior materials in a project’s overall embodied carbon footprint? Which interior materials are most important to focus on? Does CarbonPositive provide a lens for thinking differently about how we design interiors for remodel cycles, resiliency and the circular economy?
19:30-20:00
Watch a demo of a tool or software available for reducing operational and embodied carbon impacts.
Autodesk BIM 360 [ZOOM LINK]
Bimmer + SolarScore [ZOOM LINK]
Beacon [ZOOM LINK]
cove.tool
EC3
EDGE [TEAMS LINK]
One Click LCA [ZOOM LINK]
Pathfinder [ZOOM LINK]
Tally [GOTOMEETING LINK]
The ZOOM APP will automatically pop up when you click the ZOOM link. Please check the following links if you are not familiar with the usage of ZOOM
Autodesk: BIM360, Bimmer + SolarScore, Beacon, cove.tool, EC3, EDGE, One Click LCA, the Pathfinder and Tally will be demonstrated in the webinar between 13.30-14.00, 16.15-17.15 and 19.30-20.00. You may check the introduction from this link, then decide which session to attend. Some of them will use other tools other than ZOOM for demonstration, please click the meeting link and download in advance.
If you have not provided AIA membership number during the registration, please contact info_China@architecture2030.org. We will add your membership number manually. Please fill in the email used for registration when you log on ZOOM. We will submit the attendance according to the meeting record.
The presentations are in English. The mandarin simultaneous interpretation will be provided for all sessions except the software demos. When you use ZOOM, please click the language button to switch between the languages and you may need to mute original audio. Please refer to image below.
If you have any question, please do not hesitate to contact us at info_China@architecture2030.org, call 18616588883, 13701745405 or join the wechat group of the webinar.
Note:
The webinar will use Zoom (mobile/ computer).
The language of the presentation is English. Chinese simultaneous interpretation will be provided (except the software demos).
After successful registration, the ZOOM links will be announced on this webpage on 21st Sept. We suggest you sign up in order to obtain the latest information and the learning materials after the webinar although the links will be shared publicly.
Learning units are available for AIA Members.
By attending, you will be joining thousands of others from across the world who are shaping the new built environment and making the 1.5°C targets a reality.
We look forward to seeing you online at CarbonPositive RESET! 1.5°C Global Teach-In.
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Architecture 2030 Consulting LLC provides consulting services on reducing energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions in the built environment. Architecture 2030 Consulting LLC is affiliated to Architecture 2030, which is established in 2002 in response to the energy and climate crisis by architect, author and educator Edward Mazria. Architecture 2030’s mission is to rapidly transform the built environment from being the major contributor of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions to a central part of the solution to the climate crisis.
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