Description
Key Learnings
- Learn how to prepare for sustainable standards/parameters for design analysis study
- Learn how to perform iterative studies to identify passive strategies
- Learn how to compare and validate design decisions before it’s too late to implement
- Learn how to maximize informed decision practice within BIM
Speakers
- Luc WingLuc is a Solutions Specialist at Microdesk, focusing on sustainable analysis platforms and workflows. Over the past five years since obtaining his Autodesk Building Performance Analysis (BPA) Certification, he has made it his mission to promote integration of sustainable mindsets and solutions as part of the BIM process and throughout the life-cycle of a project. Luc has worked with a wide range of architectural, engineering, and construction management clients on Revit modeling, construction documentation, training, and energy analysis. He has provided support for firms participating in the Architecture 2030 initiative, has conducted whole building analysis including heat gain, cooling loads, daylighting, solar, and wind, and has presented at Autodesk University. As part of the Sustainability Team at Microdesk, Luc develops workflows and documentation for our team, while helping our clients make informed design decisions that lead to better building performance. Luc is skilled in a host of software including Revit, Navisworks, Insight, and Bluebeam, is a Revit Certified Professional and is a certified Building Performance Analyst. He holds an Associates Degree in Architectural Drafting Engineering and Design from the Central New Mexico Community College.
- Allison AdamsonAllison Denisky is the Senior Architectural Designer at Build Health International (BHI). The past year, she led the architecture team in developing schematic designs for a maternal hospital in rural Sierra Leone. Allison began her journey with BHI as an intern while completing her Masters in Architecture at Northeastern University. In her early years at BHI, she traveled to Haiti multiple times, participating in a strategic community plan and designing an academic center in Port-au-Prince. Prior to joining the BHI team, she interned at YouthBuild Boston, teaching high-school students architectural software. She also participated in Northeastern’s RISE 2016 Exhibition and was awarded Excellence in Design - Urbanism Studio. Her work at BHI aligns with her interest in socially conscious architecture and passion for understanding the impact of local culture and urban issues on the built environment. Allison also completed her bachelor's at Northeastern University with a major in Architecture and a minor in Sociology.