Greenbuild Education Tracks

Dive deep into the current and upcoming policies that incentivize and encourage the use of LEED and other resources that create economic, environmental, and social value. Hear from key stakeholders about the challenges they face in decarbonizing buildings and how they successfully pushed these initiatives over the finish line.

Investment in green space technology has soared from indoor air quality tracking to biophilic design strategies. Groundbreaking technology has created the opportunity for positive impacts on making a positive impact on humans and ecological health.

Building design plays a crucial role in solving health challenges in residential, corporate, and single-family homes. The focus on healthy spaces has dramatically expanded as people continue working from home and re-enter their previously vacant workspaces.

As countries, companies, and local communities pledge carbon zero, this track will explore everything from lower embodied carbon to financing engineering projects to achieve net-zero goals.

Sustainability can only go so far without support. Unite the community around implementing sustainable development goals to drive efforts to better our neighborhoods, districts, and cities further.

Scaling environmental sustainability for businesses is a driving factor in large-scale corporate climate impact and the evolution of CSR and ESG. Dive deep into the data and analysts of benchmarking carbon emission reporting and leadership strategies.

Start at the beginning. Explore the sustainable materials that deliver high-performing, efficient buildings with integrated approaches to cut embodied carbon in collaboration with architects, engineers, energy providers, and owners to achieve high-performance building design.

The industry shift towards restorative materials has encouraged elected officials to invest in green space jobs and lean on technology and sustainability leadership in tackling building performance from construction to design.

Greenbuild’s official show partner, the United States Green Building Council, shares the state of the industry and how today’s LEED-certified buildings evolved from ideation to execution.