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Designing for Circularity
Tuesday 27th September 2022, 6pm CET / 12pm EST / 9am PDT
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Designing for Circularity
AIA Continuing Education | OCL-004
Upon completion of this 60-minute webinar:
- Participants will learn what the Circular Economy is and how to apply its principles efficiently to improve building project sustainability.
- Participants will learn the business case for low-carbon and circular buildings.
- Participants will be able to leverage the concepts of circularity to choose, evaluate and optimize design solutions by quantifying low carbon and circular design performance.
- Participants will be able to understand how end-of-life category assumptions affect overall sustainability.
Course Level : Introductory
Course Provider Number : 10009008
Credit Earned : 1 LU|HSW
60-day free license for Carbon Designer 3D
Currently available for U.S. and Canadian users. Licence is valid for 1x project. Licence will be actived after the training date. Learn more about Carbon Designer 3D
Downloadable materials
Training materials in English. NB materials are provided for the attendees’ personal use only. Their further distribution or use is prohibited.
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Your host
Vasilis Kalfountzos
Business Development at One Click LCA
Vasilis has a background in Civil & Structural Engineering with consulting experience in material efficiency and early design optimization.
His focus over the past few years has been project optimization in concept and schematic stages from an Embodied Carbon perspective.
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