Event
June 29, 2020 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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1 session | $20, BSA members; $40, nonmembers 3 sessions | $50, BSA members; $100, nonmembers 6 sessions | $100, BSA members; $200, nonmembers 12 sessions | $200, BSA members; $400 nonmembers
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CEs
Professionals
1 LU/HSW AIA credit is available
Though mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) systems feature heavily in conversations about operational energy, they are an often-overlooked element in the embodied carbon conversation. Learn how MEP contributes to a project’s overall embodied carbon, including the impacts of systems of different scales and complexity, as well as the effects of MEP replacement cycles.
ModeratorStephanie Carlisleprincipal, KieranTimberlake
SpeakersJulie Janiskiprincipal, BuroHappold
Jacob Knowlesassociate principal and director of Sustainable Design, BR+A Consulting Engineers
Alejandra Menchaca PhDsenior associate, Thornton Tomasetti
Kelsey Wotilaresearch fellow, Eskew Dumez Ripple
About the BSA Embodied Carbon 101 seriesThe Embodied Carbon 101 (EC101) series will give AEC professionals foundational embodied carbon knowledge and empower them to incorporate carbon considerations into their work. Rather than attempting to provide all introductory information with a single program, this series educates by impact area, allowing participants to shape their learning experience by opting in to those sessions most relevant to their work. Drawing on the expertise of both local and nationally-recognized practitioners, this series aims to advance carbon-thoughtful practice in Boston and beyond.
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