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Beyond LEED:

The future of sustainable design

Kip Richardson -

Ankrom Moisan Architec


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Imagine the future

by understanding how we got to the p


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Green is not a trend

We are in the middle of a transition in human evolution c

to the shift from the middle ages to the renaissance


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Primitive realit

we were embe

the natural wolived in harmo

nature.


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Then alocame

Sir Isaac


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The reality of classicalNewtonian physics:

The universe is a machine


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The beginning of the

Dis

-

integration

of man and nature


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The ind

revoluThe rise

mach


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Natural Capitalism:

Eco-systems services

life support that natural

systems provide humans

air

carbon sequestration

water

quality & control

photosynthesis

pollination,food production, energy

storage

climate balance

biodiversity

toxin & waste absorption


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Sustainable?Worldwide, for every truckload of product with

value, we produce 32 truckloads of waste. We

continue to dig up the earth and turn it to wast

- Ray Anderson, industrial engineer, head of Interface, Inc.


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Reality is mere

an illusion, albe

very persistenone.

-

Albert Einstein


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The reality ofQuantum

Physics

The universe isa living system

A web of life


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The environmental movemen

The conservation of naresources is the fundam

problem. Unless we soproblem it will avail us

solve all others

Theodore R


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Solar panels on the Carter White


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The state of sustainable design in hosp

November 2005

Green?

Who care


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Green

gets

hip

G-living: the Contemporary Green Lifestyle Network

recycled chairs el


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Every magazine in the country does a green

Vanity Fair ElleTown & Country


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Green design literature is everywhere


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The Stars Align

George Clooney, Brad Pitt, Leonardo DiCaprio and Edward Norton


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Green

cuts across demograph

from millennials to boomers, from conservatives to


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Green

is the new color

hotel visitors are searching for*

A recent survey:

65% of travelers want to know

what companies are doing to

protect the environment

96% think hotels should be

responsible for protecting theenvironment

*Portland Business Journal headline, April 2007

Sorting food for compost


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Green + Social Responsibility

That same survey:

75% of travelers think hotels should be responsible for

relieve poverty in the local community

70% would pay more to stay in a hotel that contributescommunity


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Social Responsibility

*the hotel you choose can make the difference betwe

A child going hungry or being fed

A wildlife habitat being protected or destroyed

A woman giving birth to a healthy child or one infecte

HIV

*May 2007 Traveler Magazine


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Social Responsibility


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Why didGreen

reach thetippingpoint?


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10 years to reduce globalgreenhouse gas (GHG)

emissions in order toavoid catastrophic

climate change.

Crisis?


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A crisis of perception:

The source of all suffering is

not understanding the true nature of


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The Chinese symbol for cris

wi: danger

wij

j: incipient momepoint when sombegins or cha


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The nature of change:

transition

endingneutral

zone beginn

creativity, renewal, development


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The mindset shift

The

industrialage

now The soage

creativity, renewal, development


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The rate of change:Consumer perc

Development


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We can't solve pr

by using the same

thinking

we used when we cre-

Albert Einst


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The future of sustainable desi


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21 LEED projects certified or registere


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LEED Platinum

senior housing


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sustainable design

"Development that meets th

needs of the present withou

compromising future

generations

ability to meet thown needs.


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sustaining desig

not just less bad, not evnet zero, but net positi


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In 5 years our projects w

produce more energy tha

consume and consume mwaste than they produce

- Mark Edlen,Gerding Edlen Developme

The Living Building Challenge


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The Living Building Challenge

1. Harvest all water and energy needs on site.

2. Are adapted specifically to site and evolve as conditions change.

3. Operate pollution-free and generate no wastes that aren't useful for process in the building or immediate environment.

4. Promote the health and well-being of all inhabitants, as a healthy ec

5. Have integrated systems that maximize efficiency and comfort.

6. Improve the health and diversity of the local ecosystem rather than d

7. Be beautiful and inspire us to dream.


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A living building

generates its ownenergy with

renewable resources

captures and treatsrainwater on site

uses resourcesefficiently and formaximum beauty

generates no waste Improves the

ecosystem


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t ll f it ith bl


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generates all of its own energy with renewable res

Integrated solar panels that track the sun

generates energy with renewable resources


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Geothermal energy


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Captures rainwater and treats it on site


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vertical farms:

Toronto, New York, Paris

20 stories = 15,000 fed


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Buildings that consume waste

Richard Mei

eating churc


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Regenerative D

Cradle to cradle:

Waste equals food


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Metolian

Positive impact

Development

Metolian


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Metolian

Off the grid

Restore the

environment

Integrated design


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To integrate hu

with

we must

on the greatest

- Anthony Brown, director, EC


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Biomimicry


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Biomimicry

Self assembly

Green chemistry: doesnt use heat, beat

Carbon dioxide as a feedstock

The power of shape

color without pigm

consider the spider


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consider the spider


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Pigment-free


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R

Offset bricks of calcium

carbonate and protein, a

combination of hard and

elastic layers, gives it

remarkable strength;

twice as tough as man-

made, high-tech

ceramics

Design: consider a tree


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Design: consider a tree


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The 2030 Challenge


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The 2030 Challenge

Fossil fuel reduction standard for all new and renobuildings will be 50% today, and increased to

60% in 2010

70% in 2015

80% in 2020

90% in 2025

Carbon-neutral by 2030 (using no fossil-fuel GHG-

energy to operate)


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Are we up to the challenge


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Hope is a state of mind, not a state of the worlwe have hope within us or we dont; it is a dime

the soul and its not dependent on some partobservation of the world or estimate of the sit

Hope is not the conviction that something will t

well, but the certainty that something makes sregardless of how it turns out.

-Vaclav Havel


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Biomimicry

-

Janine Benyus

Design for Life -

Sim

van der

Ryn

The Turning Point, The Web of Life

Fritjof

Capra

Deep Economy

Bill McKibben

Blessed Unrest

Paul Hawken

Natural Capitalism

Paul Hawken, Amory Lovins, L. Hunt

Cradle to Cradle

Bill McDonough, Michael Braungart,

An Inconvenient Truth

Al Gore

A Whole New Mind Dan Pink

Bibliography

Web sites


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Web sites

mcdonough.com

biomimicry.net

architecture2030.org

gliving.tv

verticalfarm.com

fritjofcapra.net

cascadiagbc.org/lbc

greenblue.org

web.mit.edu/newsoffice

Usgbc.org

climatecrisis.net

stopglobalwarming.org

carbonfootprint.com

ClimateProtect.org

Ted.com

worldchanging.com


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The future of sustainable designKip Richardson

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