LEED 2009 VS LEED V4: WATER EFFICIENCY
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2017
Tree House
4477 S. Lamar Blvd, Suite 600 Austin, Texas 78745
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
About this Event
Looking to network with high-performance building professionals? Looking for all 6 of your LEED-specific CEUs to maintain your professional credential? Confused about the design implications of LEEDv4?
This advanced class provides a credit-by-credit comparison between LEED 2009 and LEEDv4 credits in the Water Efficiency category, identifies the design implications the evolution of the rating system has created, and empowers design professionals to have informed conversations with their clients about certifying projects under LEEDv4.
This event is the fifth installment of a 6-part Network & Learn series.
1 GBCI CE HR-Self Reporting, 1 AIA HSW/SD/LU Hour
About the Speaker
Jonathan Robertson, P.E., LEED AP BD+C, CEPE
Jonathan Robertson is a well-respected and well-rounded licensed mechanical engineer with approximately 10-years of experience in the building design industry. His experience focuses primarily on HVAC systems, plumbing systems, energy analysis, and sustainability. Jonathan is a project manager also familiar with energy modeling/simulation, industrial systems, and fire protection systems.
Jonathan has experience with nearly every building type including commercial office space, dry and wet labs, educational campuses, hospitality buildings, museums, data centers, and many more. His expertise has led to several industry firsts, including the first ever WELL Certified collegiate building in the world, and has set the bar as to what is achievable in sustainable design, such as one of the largest rainwater harvesting and reuse systems in the State of California.
Jonathan also volunteers with local educational programs to get youth interested in STEM related careers as well as develops and presents training material for in-house staff development and mentorship.
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