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Greenprints Conference and Tradeshow

As a proud Allied Partner of Greenprints 2010, Atlanta ASHRAE invites you to attend the Greenprints Conference and Tradeshow:
When: March 1st and 2nd, 2010
Where: Sheraton Atlanta Hotel
Register Now: Discounted ticket available thru 2/19/2010
Conference & Tradeshow Details
Greenprints 2010 will feature over 50 experts presenting 24 educational sessions, seminars and workshops. View Curriculum details on the Greenprints site.
Networking opportunities will abound throughout the conference, with particular time set aside in the exhibit hall and at the following events: breakfast, breaks, welcome and closing receptions.
Southface has been approved as a USGBC Education Provider. Look for all CEU information coming soon.
Sustainable Communities, Economy and Policy Track
Doug Farr, President and Founding Partner of Farr Associates an award-winning architect and planning firm; and author of Sustainable Urbanism: Urban Design with Nature.
Residential Track
John Straube, Principal of the consulting firm Building Science Consulting, and faculty member in the Department of Civil Engineering and in the School of Architecture at the University of Waterloo (Ontario, Canada).
Commercial Track
Alex Wilson, Founder of BuildingGreen, LLC, of Brattleboro, Vermont, and executive editor of Environmental Building News and the GreenSpec Directory.
Additional Sessions of Specific Interest for ASHRAE
Seminars and Workshops
Beyond Code – Commercial Building Design: ASHRAE's Advanced Energy Design Guides - ASHRAE has published six Advanced Energy Design Guides for small to medium-sized commercial buildings that provide prescriptive design guidance to exceed the requirements of ASHRAEs Standard 90.1-1999 by 30%. These guides address small office buildings, retail buildings, warehouses, K-12 schools, highway lodging, and small healthcare facilities. In addition, recently published is the first in a series of three guides for existing buildings, Energy Efficiency Guide for Existing Commercial Buildings: The Business Case for Building Owners and Managers. This presentation will describe the development process and technical basis for, and the design recommendations of, the 30% guides and the existing buildings guide. Participants will learn how to apply the recommendations of the guides to achieve significant energy savings above code minimum. Presented by: Bruce D. Hunn, Director of Technology, ASHRAE.
Commercial Track
BIM & Sustainable Design: A Powerful Tool for Green Building – Merging sustainable strategies with Building Information Modeling is a state-of-the-art process that can be used to incorporate, manipulate and evaluate the effectiveness of a building design. Learn how design teams are using this 3D geometric modeling tool to create todays high performance buildings.
Understanding the Role of Lifecycle Assessment (LCA) in Sustainability: The green building products market is becoming increasingly competitive. Differentiating between these products can often be challenging: which are environmentally preferable and which are truly green? LCA is quickly being incorporated around the world as an extremely useful tool when making these determinations. Listen in while Dr. Stan Rhodes discusses how Scientific Certification Systems use this framework of cyclic analysis for the products they certify.
Residential Track
2009 IECC: Reaching 90% Compliance: The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act calls for 90% energy code compliance in all states within 8 years. Learn what compliance with the 2009 residential energy code looks like and what strategies states are taking to achieve 90% compliance. Code officials, builders and trades alike will not want to miss this practical session on how their work will be impacted, and how they can stay ahead of the curve.
Sustainable Communities, Economies & Policy Track
Federal Legislation and Energy Use in the Southeast: Want to learn about what is happening on Capitol Hill and how it will affect you? Join three energy policy experts as they discuss updates to federal energy legislation and how these changes could affect energy use in the Southeast. We'll look at current energy use in the region as well as two different perspectives on how it could change.
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