Working Group 1 Report Integrating Green Buildings*, Programs* and Disaster Resilient Design* *Expand!

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Working Group 1 ReportIntegrating Green
Buildings, Programs and Disaster Resilient
DesignExpand!

• Disasters Roundtable Workshop 30
• Disaster Resilient Design Workshop
• National Academies Disasters Roundtable
• National Academy of Environmental Design
• October 26, 2010
• Washington, DC

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Main Messages

• More information, action, and implementation by
  target audience
• Resource availability suited to audiences
• Expand boundaries beyond what is normalized as
  Green
• Standards that are code-plus, performance based
  design
• Value-proposition of DRD/Green design

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Target Audience

• Decision-makers
• Government, Financial Institutions, Real Estate,
  Officials
• Do-ers
• Design Professionals, Planners, Construction,
  Engineers, Facility Managers, Operations
  Maintenance
• Inhabitants
• Us
• Ecosystems
• Us Plus

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Application

• Information sharing as a foundational activity
• Testable and verifiable information
• Action
• Case Studies USGBC and EERI- LEED process
• Influencing Policy
• Creating space for dissent
• Code plus adoption
• BIM, GIS, Geodesign as tools
• New research agenda cross-disciplinary data
  collection

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Communication

• Consortium to share costs on data collection
• Connecting audiences to the right information at
  the right time and delivered in the right way to
  the right people
• Leading by example
• Education and training
• DRD/Green design as cool

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Closing Statement

• Make room for dissent
• Collaboration
• Redirect primacy of technology to natural order
• All about ACTION we dont need more information
  we need action.

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THANK YOU..onward and upward

• Disaster Resilient Design