Architecture
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green residential and commercial buildings that minimize environmental
impact
use of energy models to predict energy-use outcomes in the schematic
design phase
LEED green associate exam
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a LEED professional credential exam that tests general knowledge of
commercial and residential green building practices for both new
construction and existing buildings, developed and updated by subject
matter experts. An exam candidate has 2 hours to complete the exam,
, which consists of 100 random multiple-choice questions, and must score
170 points or above out of 200 to pass.
design charrette
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a useful tool where all project disciplines can come together to identify
synergies between project systems, saving time and money in both the
short and long term while optimizing resource use and lessening
environmental impacts
Human Resources
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TRIPLE BOTTOM LINE: Social responsibility, economic prosperity, and
environmental stewardship
Feedback loops
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a structure in which data is gathered and reported in order to meet a
desired output response
LEED Green Associate Applications
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agriculture, landscaping, and marketing (promote and advertise green
practices, services, and products)
-understands how to design products and implement polices, strategies,
and programs that reduce negative impacts on the environment and can
effectively communicate these efforts
stay current with trends and advances in sustainability in respective fields
LEED Green Associate
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credential created in 2009 as introduction to green building core concepts
(perfect for non engineers)
general knowledge of green design, construction, and operations
Iterative process
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Conducting research, sharing data, receiving feedback, and refining the
design repeatedly until all of the project's sustainable goals are met
used in tandem with the integrative process
What is a vision of the USGBC?
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That buildings and communities will regenerate and sustain the health and
vitality of all life within a generation.
OPR
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Owner's project requirements
Energy & Atmosphere
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EA
Sustainable Sites
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SS
Manufacturing
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green residential and commercial buildings that minimize environmental
impact
use of energy models to predict energy-use outcomes in the schematic
design phase
LEED green associate exam
Give this one a try later!
a LEED professional credential exam that tests general knowledge of
commercial and residential green building practices for both new
construction and existing buildings, developed and updated by subject
matter experts. An exam candidate has 2 hours to complete the exam,
, which consists of 100 random multiple-choice questions, and must score
170 points or above out of 200 to pass.
design charrette
Give this one a try later!
a useful tool where all project disciplines can come together to identify
synergies between project systems, saving time and money in both the
short and long term while optimizing resource use and lessening
environmental impacts
Human Resources
Give this one a try later!
TRIPLE BOTTOM LINE: Social responsibility, economic prosperity, and
environmental stewardship
Feedback loops
Give this one a try later!
a structure in which data is gathered and reported in order to meet a
desired output response
LEED Green Associate Applications
,Give this one a try later!
agriculture, landscaping, and marketing (promote and advertise green
practices, services, and products)
-understands how to design products and implement polices, strategies,
and programs that reduce negative impacts on the environment and can
effectively communicate these efforts
stay current with trends and advances in sustainability in respective fields
LEED Green Associate
Give this one a try later!
credential created in 2009 as introduction to green building core concepts
(perfect for non engineers)
general knowledge of green design, construction, and operations
Iterative process
Give this one a try later!
Conducting research, sharing data, receiving feedback, and refining the
design repeatedly until all of the project's sustainable goals are met
used in tandem with the integrative process
What is a vision of the USGBC?
, Give this one a try later!
That buildings and communities will regenerate and sustain the health and
vitality of all life within a generation.
OPR
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Owner's project requirements
Energy & Atmosphere
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EA
Sustainable Sites
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SS
Manufacturing
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