The Living Building Challenge is described as a “philosophy, certification and advocacy tool for projects to become truly regenerative.”
The second in a local series of focused discussions about the Living Building Challenge is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. Thursday, June 21, in the Jacobs Believed in Me Auditorium in Featheringill Hall.
The event will be a case study of The Kendeda Building at Georgia Tech, presented by Lord Aeck Sargent of Atlanta, the architects designing the project, and will focus on water petal and site design, as well as the regulatory and operational challenges of triple net zero/positive building.
This event is co-organized and presented by FutureVU, the Vanderbilt student chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers, the Wond’ry, the U.S. Green Building Council–Tennessee, AIA Middle Tennessee Committee on the Environment, Lord Aeck Sargent, and the Nashville Living Future Collaborative.
A reception sponsored by SESCO Lighting will follow the discussion.
Parking will be available in the 25th Avenue Garage; please enter the garage from Highland Avenue.
View and print the flyer here.
Contact: Brenda Ellis, 615 343-6314
Brenda.Ellis@Vanderbilt.edu