Description
Key Learnings
- Learn how to analyze and reduce the embodied carbon of a Revit design.
- Learn how to share and reuse sustainably designed building components.
- Compare the climate impact of assembly options.
- Learn how to generate reports for corporate, LEED, ICMS, and similar use.
Speakers
- PNPhil NorthcottPhil Northcott is the CEO of C-Change Labs, co-founder of BuildingTransparency.org, and co-creator of EC3. He is a veteran leader of advanced R&D projects, and leads a team of dedicated software engineers bringing the best of information technology to the fight against climate change, with a core focus on carbon-intensive construction materials. Phil's has extensive experience in Computer-aided design, optimization, manufacturing, and quality. As CEO of C-Change, he leads the development of the EC3 service, its integrations with the Autodesk ecosystem, and its implementation as a free tool and as the in-house tool of choice for major multinationals.
- MBMarta BouchardMarta leads the sustainability strategy for Architecture, Engineering and Construction (AEC) within Autodesk's ESG & Impact team. Within this role, Marta seeks to position and extend Autodesk and Autodesk's technology to transform the AEC industry to realize more sustainable outcomes. Prior to joining Autodesk, Marta practiced over 15 years in the Architectural Design and Planning industry, providing sustainability consulting and design analysis for the built environment.
- Moses ScottMoses works as a Data Analytics Specialist at SNHA - A Woolpert Company. SNHA is an industry-leading mission-critical design firm that delivers elegant design solutions to technically complex programs for many of the world's largest technology clients. Woolpert further strengthens SNHA's position in the AEC industry via its advanced geospatial and strategic consulting. As a data professional, Moses uses technology to enhance transparency, efficiency, equity, and sustainability in the AEC industry. An active member of buildingSMART USA, Moses is at the forefront of information management and interoperability. His dual experience with general contractors and architects provides a holistic view of the industry's landscape. Beyond his primary roles, Moses has enriched professional education programs through his active participation in various initiatives. He plays a pivotal part in the Data Day Committee for BILT North America, curating sessions that spotlight data engineering and data visualization in the AEC industry. Additionally, he advises the AIA Chicago Group on Equity, Inclusion, and Diversity in technology matters, and notably, during his tenure as a BIM Manager for CRTKL Architects in Shanghai, China, Moses founded shanghaiBIM, an AIA 'Technology in Architectural Practice' community. With a vast international network in architectural technology, Moses is informed of the latest industry advancements and collaborates actively with fellow experts around the world. Moses has a Bachelor of Arts in Architecture from Columbia University in New York City and a Master of Architecture from the Illinois Institute of Technology.
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