Creating a sustainable, resilient, and equitable future for the next generation starts with healthy school and community buildings, but it cannot end there. We must also educate our children and show them how they can contribute.

During this presentation, we will look at several projects, including Boardwalk Campus, King Open/Cambridge Street Upper Schools and Community Complex, Hildreth Elementary School, and the East Boston branch of the Boston Public Library, to see how educational graphics installed in publicly accessible areas can educate and engage all users on the unique aspects of sustainable design that typically go unnoticed. Learn best practices, tips and tricks for integrating graphics into your next project.

Presenters:
Kate Bubriski AIA, CPHC, LEED AP BD+C, Fitwel Ambassador
Kate Bubriski is the Director of Sustainability & Building Performance at Arrowstreet. Over the last twenty years, she has completed numerous high-performing academic, workplace, life science, healthcare, and residential projects. She works with clients to enhance their missions with a focus on wellness, sustainability, and resilience. She is a national leader in net zero energy, embodied carbon, integrated design, materials evaluation, and occupant engagement. Kate currently serves on the Board of Directors for Built Environment Plus and AIA Massachusetts.

Jenna Carolan
Jenna is an experienced graphic designer who applies her multi-disciplinary background in architecture, advertising, and 3D fabrication into an authentic and progressive design approach. Holding a Bachelor of Architecture from Iowa State University, she has spent the last ten years designing environmental graphics that enhance the spaces in which people live, work, and play. She believes that graphic design has the power to inform and educate, with a particular focus on promoting sustainable living. With a broad portfolio of project types, her mission-driven designs celebrate and inspire their end-users and clients alike.