Autodesk at Greenbuild
Autodesk will be located at booth 1137 within the Technology Pavilion. Browse through Autodesk's sponsored content taking place at Greenbuild this October 20-23 at the Javits Center in NYC.
Engaging content at every turn
Autodesk will host two sponsored sessions within the Technology Pavilion and one session within the Building Intelligence in the Age of AI Summit.
To visit an Autodesk session within the Technology Pavilion, an Expo Hall pass is required.
To attend the Building Intelligence in the Age of AI Summit, a Conference pass is required.
Sponsored Session: Lower Carbon Design with Autodesk Forma Carbon Insights
Wednesday October 21
*Requires an Expo Hall pass
Sustainable design depends on understanding carbon impacts early. See how Autodesk Forma Carbon Insights brings embodied and operational carbon assessment directly into Forma Building Design, Forma Site Design, and Revit, helping project teams evaluate design decisions, support sustainability goals, and generate transparent, customizable reporting within their existing workflows.
Speaker:
Indigo Adara, Industry Impact Content Enablement Lead, Autodesk
Indigo Adara has spent her career at the intersection of sustainability and the built environment and brings that perspective to her role as Industry Impact Content Enablement Manager at Autodesk. She is part of the core team behind Forma Carbon Insights, focused on making carbon assessment accessible within the workflows architects and engineers already use. She holds a degree in Earth Systems from Stanford.
Sponsored Session: Advancing Construction Sustainability with Autodesk
Thursday October 22
*Requires an Expo Hall pass
From sourcing low-carbon materials to minimizing waste and rework, Autodesk can help construction teams build more sustainably. Learn how Autodesk Forma Takeoff embeds embodied carbon into preconstruction workflows, while connected building data in Forma Tandem helps owners optimize energy performance.
Speaker:
Emily Edelstone, Impact Growth Enablement Manager, Content & Tools, Autodesk
Emily Edelstone is passionate about advancing sustainability and positive impact across the built environment. In her role with Impact at Autodesk, she helps connect industry expertise, technology, and purpose-driven outcomes to support more resilient, efficient, and sustainable ways of working.
Emily brings more than a decade of construction industry experience, with a strong background in estimating, planning, and managing complex, large-scale projects. As a former Technical Solutions Executive at Autodesk, she served as a trusted advisor to construction stakeholders, helping teams improve operational efficiency, reduce rework, and optimize costs through technology.
Sponsored Session: Investing for Impact: Where AI Creates Value Across the Built Environment.
Tuesday October 20
(Within the Building Intelligence in the Age of AI Summit)
*Requires a Conference pass
AI is rapidly moving from experimentation to implementation across the built environment. As organizations evaluate where to invest, the most important decisions often extend beyond AI tools themselves. Successful adoption depends on investments in connected data, interoperable workflows, workforce readiness, and the ability to turn insights into action. This session explores where AI is creating value across design and make workflows today. From accelerating design exploration to improving collaboration and supporting sustainable outcomes, AI is helping teams make better decisions throughout the project lifecycle.
Learning Objectives:
- Identify AI-enabled workflows that can improve project delivery, decision-making, and sustainability outcomes across planning, design, construction, and operations.
- Evaluate the foundational investments required for successful AI adoption, including data readiness, workflow integration, and workforce development.
- Recognize the barriers that limit AI scalability across AECO workflows, including fragmented tools, unclear accountability, and weak handoff.
- Understand how connected data and insights can help project teams assess trade-offs related to cost, carbon, and performance, enabling more informed decisions earlier in the project lifecycle.
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