PHOENIX, NOVEMBER 11-13, 2009 WWW.GREENBUILDEXPO.ORG SIGN UP BY SEPTEMBER 15 FOR REGISTRATION DISCOUNTS GREENBUILD IS HEADING TO THE AMERICAN SOUTHWEST, a region with unique environmental and social challenges and opportunities, and the imperative is clear: Green building can and must come home to all people, boosting the quality of life on main streets across the country and around the world. Join us at Greenbuild 2009 in Phoenix, and engage in the conversation we must have to bring green to everyone, and bring everyone to green.
Through Greenbuild, the Washington, D.C.-based U.S. Green Building Council brings together more than 25,000 people each year to advance the conversation about how we can build a prosperous and sustainable future for our nation through cost-effective, energy-efficient, water-saving green buildings. With a community of 78 local affiliates, more than 20,000 member companies and organizations that employ some 14 million people, and more than 131,000 LEED Accredited Professionals, USGBC is the driving force of an industry that is projected to soar to $60 billion by 2010. WHAT’S NEW TO DO AT GREENBUILD PHOENIX
Attend a Celebration – The opening plenary and Leadership Awards Celebration will combine into our biggest event ever at the Greenbuild Opening Keynote & Celebration on Wednesday evening. Featuring the soon to be announced keynote address followed by a concert by Sheryl Crow, the conference-wide extravaganza will be hosted at Chase Field, home of the Arizona Diamondbacks.
Find a Job – The first-ever Greenbuild Job Fair is an easy way to network with exhibiting companies for your job search, without trying to meet all of the 1,000+ exhibiting companies. This evening event will provide a more relaxed atmosphere to interact with your prospective employers, and gives exhibitors a chance to get to know candidates in a less hectic environment.
Get Newly Inspired – Listen in on interviews with top artists discussing the intersection of art, technology, and sustainability at Greenbuild’s own version of Inside the Actor’s Studio. Greenbuild Salons feature an intimate interview format to give you a fresh perspective on popular industry topics.
Join the Board – You can be a fly-on-the-wall in the boardroom at the Executive Roundtable, a round-table discussion with executives surrounded by stadium seating. Those interested in education will want to check out the School Board Member Roundtable with the same thought-provoking format.
Bring the Family – Don’t let your significant other or children miss out on a memorable trip to the American Southwest. With the USGBC Companion Program, your significant other will enjoy relaxing activities designed to highlight all that Phoenix has to offer, while your children are entertained by children’s programming experts KiddieCorp as part of our first Greenbuild Children’s Program.
WHY YOU SHOULD ATTEND
1. Resume-Building: Differentiate yourself at work or find your next job with your new cutting-edge knowledge on the latest green topics. Take a workshop to qualify for the LEED credential or fulfill your credential maintenance with any of our educational sessions.
2. Green Innovation: This year is the largest expo hall yet with over 1,000 exhibiting companies showcasing the latest green products and technologies.
3. Community: Whether you want to network with potential customers or just socialize with others committed to the green movement, Greenbuild hosts a variety of interactive programs to connect you to the conversation.
4. Discounts: Take advantage of the USGBC rate for inexpensive travel and accommodation, as well as conference discounts on LEED Reference Guides and other educational offerings. If your employer is a USGBC national member, you are eligible for even greater discounts.
5. Relaxation: Travel to sunny Phoenix in November. Bring your spouse and children, confident that the Greenbuild experience is for the whole family.
REGISTER TODAY: WWW.GREENBUILDEXPO.ORG GREENBUILD OPENING KEYNOTE & CELEBRATION
Wednesday Evening, Chase Field
'REENBUILD ALWAYS OFFERS AN EXCITING AND INSPIRING OPENING PLENARY SESSION AND THIS YEAR WE RAISE THE BAR AS WE CELEBRATE UNDER THE STARS 7EDNESDAY EVENING AT #HASE &IELD JUST ACROSS FROM THE 0HOENIX #ONVENTION #ENTER 4HIS UNPRECEDENTED EVENT WILL FEATURE 53'"#S 0RESIDENT #%/ AND &OUNDING #HAIR 2ICK &EDRIZZI WHO ALWAYS MOTIVATES AUDIENCES WITH HIS PASSIONATE PERSPECTIVE ON THE PROMISE AND OPPORTUNITIES IMPLICIT IN OUR QUEST OF GREEN BUILDINGS AND COMMUNITIES FOR EVERYONE WITHIN A GENERATION 4HEN FOLLOWING A POWERFUL KEYNOTE ADDRESS BY FORMER 6ICE 0RESIDENT !L 'ORE 'REENBUILD WILL WELCOME TO THE STAGE NOTED ENVIRONMENTAL ADVOCATE AND NINE TIME 'RAMMY WINNER AND RECORDING SUPERSTAR 3HERYL #ROW WHO HAS BECOME ONE OF THE LEADING VOICES IN THE ENVIRONMENTAL MOVEMENT
The Honorable Sheryl Crow Al Gore Celebration Performer /PENING +EYNOTE
Greenbuild Opening Keynote & Celebration sponsored by:
MASTER SPEAKERS
Josh Bernstein Paul King International Explorer, #%/ 5+ 'REEN "UILDING #OUNCIL Author, Survival Expert, and Former Campaign Director and TV host, Discovery FOR 77& 5+S /NE -ILLION Channel’s Into the Unknown Sustainable Homes Campaign with Josh Bernstein Sylvia Earle Arthur Rubinfeld Marine biologist and President, Global Explorer-in-Residence, Development, National Geographic Starbucks Coffee Company Society Photo: Kip Evans Peter Gleick Daniel Wildcat Co-Founder and President, Director, Haskell Environmental Pacific Institute for Research Studies Center and Studies in Development, the American Indian Studies Environment, and Security Program, Haskell Indian Nations University Christoph Ingenhoven Principal and Founder, Ingenhoven Architekten
GREENBUILD PARTNERS
Top Tier Partners Sector Partners s !MERICan Institute of Architects s !Merican Architectural Foundation s "UILDING /WNERS -ANAGERS s !MERICAN (OTEL AND ,ODGING !SSOCIATION Association s !MERICAN 3OCIETY OF ,ANDSCAPE !RCHITECTS s #ONSTRUCTION 3PECIlCATIONS s !SSOCIATION FOR THE !DVANCEMENT OF 3USTAINABILITY IN (IGHER %DUCATION Institute s %NERGY %NVIRONMENTAL "UILDING !SSOCIATION s )NTERNATIONAL &ACILITY s )NSTITUTE OF 2EAL %STATE -ANAGEMENT Management Association s 5RBAN ,AND )NSTITUTES #ENTER FOR "ALANCED $EVELOPMENT s 7ORLD 'REEN "Uilding Council
4 | GREENBUILD 2009 SPEAKERS AND PARTNERS GREEN BUILDING TOURS
HALF-DAY TOURS FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2009 1:30 PM – 5:30 PM
Downtown Phoenix Sustainable Tempe Arizona State University Tempe Campus Higher Education & Infrastructure in the East Valley North Scottsdale Heritage K – 12 Education in the West Valley Metropolitan Offices Phoenix Convention Center in Motion Solar Energy Scottsdale Residential Green Building Program
FULL-DAY TOURS SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2009 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sustainable Tempe Community Connection Contemporary Desert Living Culture & Living in Southern Arizona Science & Materials Sonoran Parks & Nature Arcosanti and Higher Education: Building the City around the People Natural History in the Dark Sky City
GREENBUILD 2009 RESIDENTIAL SUMMIT
NOVEMBER 12–13, 2009 WWW.GREENBUILDEXPO.ORG/RESIDENTIAL-SUMMIT
Join us for the second-annual Greenbuild 2009 Residential Summit. You’ll hear from the most passionate and knowledgeable voices in the residential construction industry, and share ideas and best practices with the builders, architects, designers, and developers who are leading the green residential movement. Tedd Benson The Greenbuild 2009 Residential Summit Company Steward, features targeted education tracks that address all Bensonwood Homes facets of residential construction—everything from energy-efficient retrofits to affordable housing and multifamily development. Residential Summit sessions are open to Greenbuild full-conference Jeff Mezger CEO, attendees, as well as residential professionals KB Home attending just the Residential Summit. Don’t miss the Summit’s opening General Session, “Greening Our New Housing Stock: A Discussion Across Multiple Sectors,” featuring Steve Thomas Jeff Mezger, CEO KB Home and Tedd Benson, Host, Planet Green’s Company Steward Bensonwood Homes with Renovation Nation Steve Thomas, Host of Planet Green’s Renovation Nation, moderating.
WWW.GREENBUILDEXPO.ORG | 5 USGBC AND EDUCATION PROVIDER WORKSHOPS
USGBC offers a wide selection of workshops taught by its highly-qualified LEEDTM Faculty and USGBC Education Provider industry experts. These workshops take place before and after the conference education sessions. All workshops offered at Greenbuild are approved for credit toward LEED Professional Credentialing Maintenance Program. Refer to www.greenbuildexpo.org for detailed information about each workshop and how to register.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10 HALF DAY 1:30PM – 5:30PM TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10 FULL DAY 8:30AM – 5:00PM WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11 FULL DAY 8:30AM – 5:30PM FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13 HALF DAY 1:30PM – 5:30PM Pricing available on page 16 and 17.
100 LEVEL: AWARENESS
Green Building Basics & LEED TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10 HALF DAY /FFERED BY 53'"#
200 LEVEL: UNDERSTANDING
LEED Core Concepts & Strategies TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10 FULL DAY /FFERED BY 53'"#
LEED for Neighborhood Development Core Concepts & Strategies TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10 FULL DAY /FFERED BY 53'"#
Building to LEED for New Construction: Overview and the Impact on Construction Practices TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10 FULL DAY /FFERED BY 4HE !SSOCIATED 'ENERAL #ONTRACTORS OF America
Model Green Lease TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10 HALF DAY /FFERED BY #ORPORATE 2EALTY $ESIGN -ANAGEMENT Institute
Operational Approach to Sustainability: How to Actually Implement a Sustainability Program in Your Organization FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13 HALF DAY /FFERED BY 4HE !SHKIN 'ROUP
Residential Ventilation Strategies FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13 HALF DAY /FFERED BY %NERGY AND %NVIRONMENTAL "UILDING Association
300 LEVEL: APPLICATION & IMPLEMENTATION Green Building Design & Construction: The LEED Implementation Process TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10 FULL DAY /FFERED BY 53'"#
Green Building Operations & Maintenance: The LEED Implementation Process TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10 FULL DAY /FFERED BY 53'"#
6 | USGBC AND EDUCATION PROVIDER WORKSHOPS 300 LEVEL: APPLICATION & IMPLEMENTATION (CONTINUED)
Green Home Design & Construction: The LEED Implementation Process WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11 FULL DAY /FFERED BY 53'"# Green Interior Design & Construction: The LEED Implementation Process TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10 FULL DAY /FFERED BY 53'"#
LEED for Homes Green Rater Training: Workshop Session TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10 & 11 TWO DAY /FFERED BY 53'"#
LEED for Schools Technical Review TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10 FULL DAY /FFERED BY 53'"# REGREEN: Implementing Green Residential Remodeling Concepts and Strategies TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10 & 11 TWO DAY /FFERED BY 53'"#
Benchmarking Building Performance Using LEED for Existing Buildings: Operations & Maintenance FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13 HALF DAY /FFERED BY 'REEN "UILDING 3ERVICES
Building Products for the Green Market: Essential Know-How for Manufacturers TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10 FULL DAY /FFERED BY 'REEN "UILDING !LLIANCE
Construction and Demolition Recycling Training TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10 FULL DAY /FFERED BY 7ASTE#AP 7ISCONSIN
Exceeding the Requirements for ANSI/ASHRAE/IESN A Standard 90.1-2007 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10 FULL DAY /FFERED BY !3(2!%
Integrative Design FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13 HALF DAY /FFERED BY GROUP ,,#
Lighting & Daylighting Design With Efficiency TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10 FULL DAY /FFERED BY %NERGY #ENTER OF 7ISCONSIN $EPARTMENT OF Engineering Professional Development
Measuring Building Performance FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13 HALF DAY /FFERED BY 3TETZ #ONSULTING ,,#
400 LEVEL: MASTERY
Energy Modeling for High Performance Buildings TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10 FULL DAY /FFERED BY 5NIVERSITY OF 7ISCONSIN -ADISON
Sustainable Homes Professional – Integrated Performance Systems TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10 FULL DAY /FFERED BY %ARTH !DVANTAGE
WWW.GREENBUILDEXPO.ORG | 7 MASTER SPEAKER SESSIONS WILL RUN CONCURRENT WITH ALL EDUCATIONAL SESSIONS. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11 SESSION TRACK 8:30 AM –10:00 AM BROWN SERIES CORPORATE SUSTAINABILITY: A VIEW FROM THE C-SUITE OF CORPORATE AMERICA BR01 MODELS, METRICS & Harvey Bernstein, McGraw-Hill Construction; Frank O’Brien-Bernini, Owens Corning; METHODS 1 Rick Smith, CBRE; Brad Haeberle, Siemens Building Technologies (Moderator)
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT THROUGH CREATIVE PARTNERSHIPS IN INNER CITIES BR02 PEOPLE POWER Brent Brown, buildingcommunity WORKSHOP; Andrew McKnight, The Challenge 2 Program; Projjal Dutta, Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Moderator)
THINKING BIG: GREEN BUILDINGS ON EVERY STREET BR03 RESPONSIBLY AND Lucia Athens, CollinsWoerman; Eric Corey, Freed organicARCHITECT; Denise van den Bossche, SSRCx Facilities Commissioning (Moderator) AFFORDABLY GREEN 3
COMPARING GLOBAL PATTERNS OF LOW-CARBON DEVELOPMENT BR04 SYSTEMS AND Robert Grow, O’Melveny & Meyers LLP; Steven Kellenberg, EDAW AECOM; Tony Wong,
EDUCATIONAL SESSIONS EDUCATIONAL EDAW Inc.; Susan Szenasy, Metropolis magazine (Moderator) STRATEGIES 4
POLITICS OF GREEN BUILDING BR05 Walter Moreau, Foundation Communities; Patty Rose, GreenHOME; Carrie Dolwick, THE FEDERAL EFFECT 5 NW Energy Coalition; Mary Luévano, Global Green USA (Moderator)
APPLYING ECOLOGICAL ANALOGUES FOR MAXIMUM BUILDING & ENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMANCE BR06 EARTH AND WATER Kevin Beuttell, Stantec; Gabrielle Fladd, Rana Creek; T. Barnabas Kane, T. Barnabas 6 Kane & Associates; Kathryn Schiedermayer, Energy Center of Wisconsin (Moderator)
LEED PROJECT SHOWCASE BR07 LEEDING AND LEARNING 7
RE-MEMBERING: THE PATTERNS OF LIVING SYSTEMS DESIGN BR08 John Boecker, 7group, LLC; Bill Reed, Integrative Design Collaborative and MATERIAL IMPACT Regenesis, Inc.; Dayna Baumeister, Biomimicry Guild; Penny Bonda, Environmental 8 Communications (Moderator)
BUILDING A SOLAR COMMONS IN PHOENIX RIGHT-OF-WAY: THE PHOENIX LIGHT- RAIL DEMONSTRATION PROJECT BR09 REDUCING THE LOAD Kathryn Milun, On the Commons, University of Minnesota; Valerie Rauluk, Venture 9 Catalyst Inc.; Kirby Spitler, Gensler; Mark Wilhelm, Green Ideas, Inc. (Moderator)
BRINGING GREEN TO MAIN STREET: DEMYSTIFYING AND MANAGING THE RISKS OF OWNING AND GREEN BUILDING BR10 Kimberly Pexton, Hitt Contracting, Inc.; Bryan Phillips, Holland+Knight; Michael OPERATING 10 Feigin, MARSH (Moderator)
BETTER LATE THAN NEVER: RISING SEA LEVELS AND ADAPTING TO THEM BR11 PROACTIVE Michelle Colley, Acclimatise; Iram Farooq, Cambridge Community Development COMMUNITIES… Department (Moderator) MAKING IT HAPPEN 11
HOW THE LEED – EB CERTIFICATION PROCESS TRANSFORMS YOUR OPERATIONS AND EXISTING BUILDINGS ENGAGES PEOPLE BR12 —STRETCHING Kimberly Dominguez, National Education Association; Cynthia Leon, Formerly Vision 12 Service Plan; Maureen Roskoski, Facility Engineering Associates, PC; Teena Shouse, WHAT WE HAVE Facility Engineering Associates, PC (Moderator)
CROSS-CAMPUS GREEN: UNEXPECTED CHAMPIONS DRIVING INTEGRATED DESIGNS BR13 LEARNING SPACES John Quale, University of Virginia; Jordan Sager, University of California, Santa 13 Barbara; Ben Wessel, Middlebury College; Robert Koester, Ball State University (Moderator)
GREEN & THE GC/CM BR14 Chris Klehm, Energy & Environmental Solutions; Theresa Lehmar, Miron Construction GETTING IT BUILT 14 Co, Inc.; Tom Meyer, Praxis Green (Moderator)
MIXED-MODE BUILDINGS: COMBINING THE BEST OF NATURAL VENTILATION AND MECHANICAL COOLING BR15 TO YOUR HEALTH Peter Alspach, Arup; Sam Borgeson University of California, Berkeley; Gregor Henze, 15 University of Colorado at Boulder; Gail Brager, University of California, Berkeley (Moderator)
PORTFOLIO APPROACH TO ENERGY PERFORMANCE IN RESIDENTIAL MULTI- FAMILY COMMUNITIES BR16 THE BUSINESS CASE Fredric Goldner, Energy Management & Research Associates; David Kuperberg, 16 Cooper Square Realty; David Diestel, FirstService Residential Management (Moderator)
8 | GREENBUILD 2009 EDUCATIONAL SESSIONS WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11 2:00 PM – 3:30 PM BLUE SERIES 4:00 PM – 5:30 PM GREEN SERIES THE VALUE OF ENERGY STAR® IN IMPLEMENTING AND COMMUNICATING YOUR LCA INTO LEED, THE OBJECTIVE BEHIND THE LCA PILOT CREDIT AND A HOTEL’S GREEN STRATEGY BL01 ROUNDTABLE SESSION TO HELP ADVANCE THE LEED LCA CREDIT CALCULATOR Tasha Carvell, Travelocity; Ron Pohl, Best Western International; Faith Taylor, GR01 Wyndham Worldwide; Anna Stark, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (Moderator) Whit Falconer, U.S. Green Building Council; Joel Ann Todd, LEED Steering Committee Chair (Moderator)
IGREEN: HOW THE WEB EMPOWERS DESIGNERS TO BUILD SUSTAINABLY BL02 THE DEMANDS OF MAIN STREET: EMBRACING LOCAL CULTURE TO CREATE Jill Fehrenbacher, Inhabitat.com; Quilian Riano, Archinect.com; Cameron UNSTOPPABLE SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES GR02 Sinclair, Architecture for Humanity/Open Architecture Network; Emily Kemper, Chinwe Abulokwe, Moody Nolan Inc.; Gesine Thompson, Gesine Thompson; Anupama GreenDesignCollective.com (Moderator) Kundoo, Auroville; Kath Williams, Kath Williams + Associates (Moderator)
GREEN AND AFFORDABLE? A LOOK AT THE COST AND BENEFITS OF GREENING GREENSBURG KS AND BEYOND GR03 AFFORDABLE HOUSING BL03 David Jeffers, John Deere Corporation; Shanti Pless, National Renewable Energy David Baker, David Baker + Partners; Kathleen Smith, Davis Langdon; Cassius Laboratory; Tom Wind, Wind Utility Consulting; Chuck Banks United States Dept of Pealer, U.S. Green Building Council (Moderator) Agriculture (Moderator)
HOW BUS RAPID TRANSIT IS ENABLING THE RENAISSANCE OF ONE OF AMERICA’S URBAN FOOD SYSTEMS: FROM VERTICAL AGRICULTURE TO DISTRICT-LEVEL FOOD GRANDEST AVENUES BL04 STRATEGIES GR04 Debbie Berry, University Circle Inc.; Joseph Marinucci, Downtown Cleveland Alliance; Andy Fisher, Community Food Security Coalition; Chris Jacobs, United Future; Michael Schipper, Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority; Jason Hellendrung, Critter Thompson, Mithun; Eden Brukman, Cascadia Region Green Building Council Sasaki (Moderator) (Moderator)
SPENDING FEDERAL GREEN ON GREEN: SUCCESS STORIES AND LESSONS PUTTING THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO WORK: HOW EXISTING (AND FUTURE) LEARNED FROM IMPLEMENTATION OF THE AMERICAN RECOVERY AND FEDERAL PROGRAMS AND PARTNERSHIPS CAN SUPPORT GREEN JOBS FOR REINVESTMENT ACT OF 2009 BL05 GREEN BUILDING GR05 Gay Gilbert, Department of Labor; Jen Hilmer Capece, American Association of Community Colleges; David Widawsky, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (Moderator)
GETTING THE WASTE OUT OF WATER AND THE WATER OUT OF WASTE BL06 WATER RESOURCE USE AND GREEN DESIGN GR06 Winston Huff, Smith Seckman Reid, Inc.; William Wall, Clivus New England; Daniel Robert Glennon, University of Arizona; Bert Gregory, Mithun; Kim Sorvig, University of Yeh, Unversity of South Florida; Gunnar Baldwin, TOTO USA, Inc. (Moderator) New Mexico; Kent Butler, University of Texas at Austin (Moderator)
OOPS! LEARNING FROM UNEXPECTED RESULTS IN A EUROPEAN DESIGN PROCESS LEED IN LATIN AMERICA GR07 BL07 Giancarlo Cibrario, Falabella; Carlos Grinberg, Estudio Grinberg Ingenieros David Cook, Behnisch Architekten; Mark J. Frisch, Solomon Cordwell Buenz; Bruce Consultores; Sandra Pinho Pinheiro, Petinelli TM; Guido Petinelli, iLiv (Moderator) Kuwabara, KPMB Architects; Thomas Auer, Transsolar (Moderator)
SMARTGROWTH WITH GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE FOR HANDLING THE CLIMATE EXPLORING LIFE-CYCLE METHODOLOGY AS A TOOL FOR COMMUNICATING THE CHANGE OPPORTUNITY BL08 ENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMANCE OF A PRODUCT GR08 Jennifer Cooper, Five Winds International; Jared Liu, Alliance for Community Trees; Jack Geibig, University of Tennessee, Amanda Pike, University of Tennessee; Jeremy Amanda Sturgeon, Perkins+Will (Moderator) Benkin, CB Richard Ellis (Moderator)
ZERO ENERGY BUILDINGS: CASE STUDIES IN ACCESSIBLE TECHNOLOGIES FOR A GREEN BUILDING AS IF ENERGY AND GETTING TO NET ZERO MATTERED GR09 MORE SUSTAINABLE MAIN STREET BL09 Elaine Hebert, California Energy Commission; Mark Modera, UC Davis; Konstantinos David Kaneda, Integrated Design Associates, Inc. (IDeAs); Peter Rumsey, Rumsey Papamichael, UC Davis; Karl Johnson, University of California Office of the President Engineers; Scott Shell, EHDD Architecture; David Lehrer, Center for the Built (Moderator) Environment, UC Berkeley (Moderator)
RISK MANAGEMENT AND LEED BL10 WHEN THE DOWNTURN TURNS UP. WILL SUSTAINABLE LAND DEVELOPMENT BE Trevor Arnold, Gray Robinson Attorneys at Law; Wayne Dunn, E.W. Dunn ACHIEVED? GR10 Developments, Inc.; Jonathan Toppe, Toppe Consultants, Inc. (Moderator) Greg Bielli, Newland Communities; Laura Bonich, Nolte Associates, Inc.; Jim Heid, UrbanGreen; Terrye Underwood, RCLCO (Moderator)
ROLL UP YOUR SLEEVES! IMPLEMENTING GREEN BUILDING LEGISLATION AT THE LEADING THE WAY TO SUCCESSFUL IMPLEMENTATION OF CITY GREEN BUILDING LOCAL LEVEL BL11 ORDINANCES GR11 Gerick Smith, District of Columbia Office of Property Management; Stella Tarnay, Grant French, Swinerton Builders; Barry Hooper, City & County of San Francisco; Alice District of Columbia Department of the Environment; Kecia Wright, District of Columbia Sterling, City of Pasadena; Puja Vohra, Davis Langdon (Moderator) Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs; Anica Landreneau, HOK (Moderator)
THE ROOFTOPS OF AMERICA: A PLATFORM FOR A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE BL12 USING A ROOM-BY-ROOM APPROACH TO ENERGY CURTAILMENT AND GREENING Steven Peck, Green Roofs for Healthy Cities; Scott Sklar, The Stella Group, LTD; AT BAE SYSTEMS GR12 Molly Trombley-McCann, Cool Roof Rating Council; James Hoff, The Center for Sean Delehanty, BAE Systems; Chris Hodges, Facility Engineering Associates, PC; Environmental Innovation in Roofing (Moderator) Laurie Gilmer, Facility Engineering Associates, PC (Moderator)
SUSTAINABILITY IN THE DESERT: EDUCATION, RESEARCH, OPERATIONS AND LEED AND BEYOND – EXPANDING SUSTAINABLE MASTER PLANNING FOR HIGHER GREEN DESIGN; ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY TAKES A COMPREHENSIVE EDUCATION GR13 APPROACH TO SUSTAINABILITY BL13 Jaime Van Mourik, U.S. Green Building Council; Bradley Smith, California Institute of John Dimmel, Gould Evans; Larry Lord, Lord Aeck Sargent; Michael McLeod, The Technology; Judy Chess, University of California at Berkeley; Cynthia Hughes-Doyle, Biodesign Institute; Jonathan Fink, Global Institute of Sustainability (Moderator) Davis Langdon (Moderator)
SAVING FROM THE START: CUTTING ENERGY AND CONSTRUCTION COST IN NEW MAKE IT RIGHT: A PERFORMANCE BUILDING LABORATORY GR14 SCHOOL DESIGN BL14 Mike Holmes, Make It Right; Sarah Howell, John C. Williams Architects, LLC; Jon Eric Brossy de Dios, Perkins+Will; J.P. “Paul” Gerner, Clark County School District; Sader, Make It Right New Orleans, LLC; Katherine Grove, William McDonough + Alan Locke, IBE Engineers; Wendell Vaughn, Perkins+Will (Moderator) Partners (Moderator)
DAYLIGHTING TRANSPARENCY AND BUILDING ENVELOPE DESIGN BL15 INDOOR ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY AND HUMAN HEALTH – THE VITAL Paul LaBerge, Apogee Enterprises, Inc.; George Loisos, Loisos + Ubbelohde; Brendon CONNECTIONS! GR15 Levitt, Loisos + Ubbelohde (Moderator) Douglas Hoffman, NORMI; Doris Rapp, Environmental Research Foundation; Linda Eicher, NORMIPro Environmental TASC Force (Moderator)
THE GREEN LEASE: A TWO-WAY STREET BL16 ECONOMICS OF CORPORATE SUSTAINABILITY GR16 Mark Bennett, Miller Canfield; Steven Teitelbaum, Jones Day; Sally Wilson, CB Scott Muldavin, Green Building Finance Consortium; Eric Salo, Macerich Company; Richard Ellis; Ashok Gupta, NRDC (Moderator) Quinn Munton, Real Foundations (Moderator)
WWW.GREENBUILDEXPO.ORG | 9 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12 8:30 AM –10:00 AM RED SERIES 2:00 PM – 3:30 PM ORANGE SERIES GREENWASHED OR GREEN ... SINGLE OR TRIPLE BOTTOM LINE? RD01 BENCHMARKING STRATEGIES TO ANALYZE BUILDING PERFORMANCE, REDUCE Jay Coen Gilbert, B Lab; Howie Fendley, MBDC; Michael Whelchel, Watershed Capital; COSTS, SAVE ENERGY, AND IMPROVE SUSTAINABILITY BEST PRACTICES OR01 1 Sandy Wiggins, Consilience LLC (Moderator) Keith McClanahan, Facility Issue; Peter Kimmel, FMLink (Moderator)
THE GREENER GOOD: LEVELING THE GREEN PLAYING FIELD – TAKING ACTION AND REVIVING THE OLDEST APPROACH TO SUSTAINABLE DESIGN: HOW CULTURAL ADVANCING GREEN BUILDING OPPORTUNITIES TO ALL RD02 VALUES AND A SENSE OF PLACE LEAD TO GREEN BUILDING DESIGNS OR02 2 Heather Shayne Blakeslee, Delaware Valley Green Building Council; Joseph F. Clair, David Edmunds, Pinoleville Pomo Nation; Ryan Shelby, University of California at Illinois Institute of Technology; Martha Jane Murray, Clinton Climate Initiative Berkeley; Kimberly Tallbear, University of California, Berkeley; Michelle Baker, U.S. (Moderator) Environmental Protection Agency (Moderator)
SUSTAINABLE NORTHERN SHELTER: DESIGNING FOR THE CHANGING ARCTIC MIXED-INCOME GREEN URBANISM: LEED-ND AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING OR03 RD03 Ted Bardacke, Global Green USA; Todd Lieberman, CityInterests, LLC; Noah Maslan; 3 Aaron Cooke, Cold Climate Housing Research Center; Jack Hebert, Cold Climate Urban Edge; Sophie Lambert, U.S. Green Building Council (Moderator) Housing Research Center; Bill Semple, Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation; Judith Grunau, Cold Climate Housing Research Center (Moderator)
WALKING THE TALK: AN EXAMINATION OF SUSTAINABILITY IN DESIGN, SUSTAINABLE INFRASTRUCTURE – A KEY COMPONENT OF GREEN COMMUNITIES CONSTRUCTION AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT RELATING TO LIGHT RAIL RD04 OR04 4 Chris Halpin, Sundt Construction, Inc., Benjamin Limmer, Valley Metro Rail; Jeffrey Edward Clerico, Alliance Environmental LLC; Victor D’Amato, Tetra Tech, Inc.; Stanton, SmithGroup; Harvey Bryan, Arizona State University (Moderator) Manisha Kaul, Andropogon Associates ltd.; Susannah Tuttle, Trace Collaborative, LLC (Moderator)
BIG GOVERNMENT, BIG RESULTS, BIG OPPORTUNITIES RD05 HAS THE “CHANGE WE NEED” COME TO THE GREEN BUILDERS ON MAIN STREET? Kim Fowler, Battelle Memorial Institute; Kevin Kampschroer, General Services OR05 5 Administration; Shawn Norton, National Park Service; Matthew Gray, U.S. Department Jennifer Henry, NRDC; Roger Platt, Real Estate Roundtable; Nick Zigelbaum, NRDC; of Energy (Moderator) Bryan Howard, U.S. Green Building Council (Moderator)
BUILDING A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE BY EMBRACING WATER RD06 DESERT/URBAN: WHERE THE MOUNTAIN MEETS THE DESERT CITY OR06 Ron Coker, Burns & McDonnell; Bernardo Garcia, City of Kansas City, Missouri; Mark Angela Dye, A DYE DESIGN; Caryn Heaps, A DYE DESIGN; Bonnie Richardson, City of 6 O’Hara, BNIM; Tom Jacobs, MARC (Moderator) Tempe, Arizona (Moderator)
LEED ND IN EXISTING URBAN & SUBURBAN CONTEXTS: PUBLIC AND PRIVATE LESSONS LEARNED FROM THE LEED FOR HOMES MIDRISE MULTIFAMILY PILOT BENEFITS RD07 OR07 7 Shampa Chanda, NYC Department of Housing Preservation; Anthony Greenberg, The Maureen Mahle, Steven Winter Associates, Inc.; Steve Saunders, Tex Energy Solutions; JBG Companies; Christine Hunter, Magnusson Architecture & Planning; Trisha Miller, Pepper Smith, Davis Energy Group; Jeff Oberdorfer, First Community Housing (Moderator) Enterprise Community Partners (Moderator)
BEYOND SUSTAINABLE: HOW LEED BUILDINGS CAN HELP RESTORE AMERICA’S BUILDING SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES THROUGH STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT IN FORESTS RD08 THE INTERNATIONAL MODEL FOREST NETWORK OR08 8 Ian Hanna, Northwest Certified Forestry; Todd Schulke, Center for Biological Diversity; Brian Barkley, Eastern Ontario Model Forest; Ronnie de Camino, Tropical Agricultural Peter Stark, North Slope Sustainable Wood LLC; Colin Donohue, National Network of Research and Higher Education Center (CATIE); Peter Besseau, Natural Resources Forest Practioneers (Moderator) Canada--Canadian Forest Service (Moderator)
LIVING WITH SUSTAINABLE ENERGY IN A GLOBAL SOCIETY RD09 LEAPFROGGING ENERGY EFFICIENCY: HOW LEADING COMPANIES ARE Seth Adam Blumsack, The Pennsylvania State University; Jeffrey Brownson, The TRANSFORMING THE SUSTAINABLE BUILDING MARKET OR09 9 Pennsylvania State University; R. Allen Kimel, The Pennsylvania State University; Sarah Martinez, ProLogis; Paul Torcellini, National Renewable Energy Laboratory; Lisa Lulo, The Pennsylvania State University (Moderator) Scott Williams, Target; Drury Crawley, U.S. Department of Energy (Moderator)
A REVOLUTION IN EXISTING BUILDINGS – LEED EBOM RD10 IPD ENABLES GREEN BUILDING OR10 Christian Gunter, Kennedy Associates Real Estate Council; Kevin Pierce, Shaw Charles Rechtsteiner, Autodesk, Inc.; Richard Regitano, Tocci Building Companies; 10 Sustainable Design Solutions; Diane Vrkic, Jones Lang LaSalle; Molly McCabe, Chris Leary, KlingStubbins (Moderator) HaydenTanner, LLC (Moderator)
CHALLENGING THE “UN-SYSTEM”: SOLUTIONS FOR ADDRESSING BUILDING CODE, BRIDGING THE GAP BETWEEN DESIGN AND PERFORMANCE: EXPERIENCE FROM REGULATORY AND SYSTEMIC BARRIERS RD11 LEADING LOW CARBON COMMUNITIES OR11 11 David Eisenberg, Development Center for Appropriate Technology; Gina Franzosa, Martha Brook, California Energy Commission; Chris Pyke, U.S. Green Building Cascadia Region Green Building Council; Sonja Persram, Sustainable Alternatives Council; Geof Syphers, Codding Enterprises Consulting Inc.; James van Hemert, Rocky Mountain Land Use Institute (Moderator)
EXISTING BUILDINGS: OPPORTUNITIES FOR DEVELOPMENT RD12 HIGH PROFILE GREEN OPERATIONS – MARQUEE LEED FOR EXISTING BUILDING Richard Cook, Cook + Fox Architects LLP; Ariella Rosenberg Maron, NYC Mayor’s PROJECTS OR12 12 Office of Operations; Terrence Parker, Louis Dreyfus Property Group; Robert Fox, Jr., Dan Probst, Chairman of the Energy Department, Jones Lang LaSalle; Clay Nesler, SVP Cook + Fox Architects (Moderator) Energy and Sustainability, Johnson Controls; Dana Schneider, Jones Lang LaSalle; Paul Rode, Johnson Controls; Doug Gatlin, U.S. Green Building Council (Moderator)
SUSTAINABILITY TRACKING, ASSESSMENT & RATING SYSTEM (STARS) FOR LACCD: CREATING THE PATH TO GREEN COLLAR JOBS AND SOCIAL EQUITY HIGHER EDUCATION RD13 INTEGRATION OR13 13 Bonny Bentzin, Arizona State University; Dave Newport, University of Colorado at Larry Eisenberg, Los Angeles Community College District; Marilyn Farmer, Boulder; Meghan Fay, Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Green Building Pages; Rose Tourje, BuildLACCD; Dee Patel, LACCD (Moderator) Education (Moderator)
COLLABORATION FOR BUILDING GREEN: A PARTNERSHIP AMONG CONTRACTORS, THE SUSTAINABLE STRUCTURE: INTEGRATING STRUCTURE IN SUSTAINABLE DESIGN PROFESSIONALS, COLLEGES AND USGBC CHICAGO RD14 DESIGN OR14 14 Victoria Cooper, Wilbur Wright College; George Tuhowski, Leopardo Companies; Helen Jim D’Aloisio Klepper, Hahn & Hyatt; Dirk Kestner, Walter P. Moore & Associates; Kessler, HJKessler Associates (Moderator) Erik Kneer, Degenkolb Engineers; Lindsey Maclise, Forell/Elsesser Engineers Inc (Moderator)
PATIENT ROOM DISPLACEMENT VENTILATION – FROM THEORY TO APPLICATION THE OFTEN OVERLOOKED COMPONENT OF SUSTAINABILITY: A HOLISTIC RD15 APPROACH TO INDOOR AIR QUALITY IN DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION, AND 15 Qingyan (Yan) Chen, Purdue University; Andy Manning, Mentor Graphics; Paul OCCUPANCY OR15 Marmion, Stantec; Arash Guity, Mazzetti Nash Lipsey Burch (Moderator) Taylor Gonsoulin, Air Quality Sciences, Inc.; Rick Mosco, Wiss Janney Elstner Associates; Tony Worthan, Air Quality Sciences, Inc. (Moderator)
WHEN THE RUBBER MEETS THE ROAD: TRIUMPHS AND CHALLENGES OF ACTUALLY SUSTAINABLE VALUATION: WHEN GOING GREEN MAKES CENTS OR16 APPLYING LEED FOR RETAIL TO RESTAURANTS RD16 Donna McIntire, Department of State; Tom Paladino, Paladino and Company; 16 Matthew Collins, Dunkin’ Brands Inc.; John Rockwell, McDonald’s; Scott Shippey, Alissa Rupp, The Portico Group; Andrew Lee, Paladino and Company (Moderator) Chipotle Mexican Grill; Richard Young, Food Service Technology Center (Moderator)
10 | GREENBUILD 2009 EDUCATIONAL SESSIONS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13 4:00 PM – 5:30 PM YELLOW SERIES 8:30 AM –10:00 AM PURPLE SERIES MAINTAINING THE MOMENTUM WITH V3: HOW CONTROLS, CONTRACTS, AND CASE STUDY: ASSESSING GREEN BUILDING PERFORMANCE PL01 PROPER COVERAGE PROTECT LEED AND YOUR BOTTOM LINE YL01 Andrew Laing, DEGW; Kimberly Fowler, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory; Shannon Sentman, Holland Knight; Keith McGlamery, The McGlamery Law Firm, PLLC Vivian Loftness, Carnagie Mellon; Kevin Powell, General Services Administration (Moderator) (Moderator)
GREENSBURG; AMERICA’S MODEL GREEN COMMUNITY IN THEIR OWN WORDS THE GOOD GREEN MEME: MODELS OF CITIZEN ENGAGEMENT FROM THE STREETS YL02 OF NEW YORK CITY PL02 Bob Dixson, City of Greensburg; Darin Headrick, Greensburg Schools; Steve Hewitt, Miquela Craytor, Sustainable South Bronx; Jennie Nevin, Green Spaces / Green City of Greensburg; Daniel Wallach, Greensburg GreenTown (Moderator) Leaders; Aaron Yowell, GreenHomeNYC; Gita Nandan, thread collective (Moderator)
REVITALIZING MAIN STREETS: THE INHERENTLY SUSTAINABLE AND VIBRANT CITY LESSONS FROM THE RUST TO GREENBELT TRANSFORMATION: GREEN COLLAR CENTERS YL03 JOBS, WORKPLACES AND THE NEW ECONOMY PL03 Sara Dinges, Andersonville Development Corporation; Tom Liebel, Marks Thomas Thomas Blaha, Wood County Economic Development Commission; Bob Holland, Architects; Doug Loescher, National Trust for Historic Preservation (Moderator) Mariah Power; Susan King, Harley Ellis Devereaux; Paige Finnegan, LEED Council (Moderator)
GOING GREEN FOR TRANSPORTATION EFFICIENCY, PARKING, AND GROWTH YL04 REGENERATIVE LANDSCAPES IN CHINA: SOCIAL, CULTURAL, AND ECOLOGICAL Jeff Aumell, Grubb & Ellis Management Services, Inc.; Tony Gale, Ecology and Environment, Inc.; STEWARDSHIP IN THE WORLD’S FASTEST URBANIZING SOCIETY PL04 Chester Knapp, City of Redmond;Linda Thomas, Ecology and Environment, Inc. (Moderator) Albert Chan, Shui On Land, Ltd.; Hua Kuok, Kerry Properties Limited; Michael Grove, Sasaki Associates, Inc. (Moderator)
HOW TO GREEN A NATION: CANADA’S GREEN BUILDING PERFORMANCE INITIATIVE BRINGING GREEN JOBS TO EVERY TOWN: TOOLS FOR ACTION AT THE FEDERAL, YL05 STATE AND LOCAL LEVELS PL05 David Glass, Ontario Realty Corporation; Ian Jarvis, Enerlife Consulting Inc.; Nancy Panama Bartholomy, California Energy Commission; Andrea Ranger, KEMA Searchfield, Colliers International; Thomas Mueller, Canada Green Building Council Sustainable Buildings and Operations; Melissa Bradley-Burns, Green For All; (Moderator) Elizabeth Durney, KEMA Sustainable Buildings and Operations (Moderator)
COMMUNITY BEYOND HOUSING YL06 DESIGNING WITH NATURE: THE OMEGA CENTER FOR SUSTAINABLE DESIGN SEEKS Austin Allen, University of Colorado, Denver; Tim Duggan, Make it Right Foundation; TO SET THE BAR FOR BIOPHILIC DESIGN PL06 Walter Hood, Hood Design; Pam Dashiell, L9 - Center for Sustainable Engagement & Laura Lesniewski, BNIM Architects; Jason McLennan, Cascadia Green Building Design (Moderator) Council; Stephen Kellert, Yale University; Robert Ivy, GreenSource Magazine (Moderator)
STEINWAY PIANO GOES GREEN – SOLAR THERMAL COOLING/HEATING IN ACTION LEED PROJECT SHOWCASE PL07 YL07 Mark D’Antonio, ERS; Andy Horbachevsky, Steinway & Sons; Bill Rigos, Steinway & Sons; Gary Epstein, ERS (Moderator)
USING THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT AS A BRIDGE TO A LOW CARBON FUTURE YL08 THE DESIGN OF RESOURCE USE IN PLACE(S) PL08 Michael Gillenwater, GHG Management Institute, Princeton University; Harish Hande, Liz Ogbu, Public Architecture; Meri Soll, StopWaste.Org; Saskia van Gendt, U.S. Selco Solar Light Pvt. Ltd; Jeff Remtema, Progressive AE; Jonathan Shopley, The Environmental Protection Agency; George Guy, Material Reuse (Moderator) CarbonNeutral Company (Moderator)
RENEWABLE ENERGY FROM THE OUTSIDE IN: CREATING DC MICRO-GRIDS IN SOLAR POWER 2.0 – USING THE PPA FOR LARGE-SCALE DEPLOYMENT OF SOLAR BUILDINGS YL09 ENERGY PL09 Bruce Graham, Johnson Controls; Paul Savage, Nextek Power Systems, Inc.; Joel Mark Buckley, Staples, Inc.; Matthew Dickey, SunEdison; Barbara D. Lockwood, Zwier, Steelcase; Susan Rhoades, Armstrong World Industries (Moderator) Arizona Public Service Company; Mark Culpepper, SunEdison (Moderator)
MEAN AND GREEN: THE NEED FOR DISASTER RESISTANT GREEN BUILDING YL10 DO GREEN BUILDINGS MAKE CENTS AND DOLLARS FOR INVESTORS? PL10 David Gough, Travelers Insurance; Julie Rochman, Institute for Business and Home Norm Miller, University of San Diego; Raymond Wong, CBRE Research; Dave Pogue, Safety; Sharlene Leurig, Ceres (Moderator) CB Richard Ellis (Moderator)
GREEN BUILDING MEETS LOCAL GOVERNMENT YL11 EXPANDING THE MUNICIPAL TOOLBOX: DEVICES FOR CLIMATE CHANGE Zaida Basora, City of Dallas; Peter Bruck, City of Rohnert Park; Anthony Floyd, City of PLANNING PL11 Scottsdale (Moderator) Chandra Krout , City of Irvine; Kif Scheuer, Strategic Energy Innovations; Jeffrey Harlan, The Planning Center (Moderator)
HISTORIC PRESERVATION GOES GREEN: 3 CASE STUDIES IN SUSTAINABLE STANFORD’S ENERGY AND CLIMATE ACTION – HARNESSING REGENERATION PRESERVATION YL12 POTENTIAL PL12 Deborah J. Cooper, Architectural Resources Group; Ralph DiNola, Green Building Robert Reid, Stanford University; Joseph Stagner, Stanford University (Moderator) Services, Inc.; Eric Soladay, Rumsey Engineers; Stephen J. Farneth, Architectural Resource Group, Inc. (Moderator)
INNOVATIVE WATER SOLUTIONS FOR SCHOOLS YL13 GREENING WHERE YOU LEARN! THE QUEST FOR SUSTAINABILITY IN Bae-Won Koh, Innovative Design, Inc.; Mike Nicklas, Innovative Design, Inc.; Jana PHILADELPHIA’S PUBLIC SCHOOLS PL13 McKenzie, EDAW (Moderator) Patrick Henwood, School District of Philadelphia; Michael Pavelsky, The Sheward Partnership; Lorna Rosenberg, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency; Leigh Clark, School District of Philadelphia (Moderator)
SAN FRANCISCO HEALTHCARE X 3: NON-PROFIT, PUBLIC HEALTH AND SHOOTING THE MOON: DESIGNING A HIGH-PERFORMANCE OFFICE BUILDING FOR UNIVERSITY YL14 NASA AMES PL14 Melanie Bonn, Fong and Chan Architects; Tyler Krehlik, Anshen+Allen Architects; Kevin Burke, William McDonough + Partners; Simon Painter, AECOM Design; Susan Russell Perry, SmithGroup, Inc.; Mark Palmer City of San Francisco (Moderator) Ubbelohde, Loisos + Ubbelohde; Steve Zornetzer, NASA (Moderator)
MOUNT ANGEL ABBEY ACADEMIC CENTER: INNOVATIONS IN DAYLIGHTING & TOWARDS GUIDELINES FOR DESIGNING GREEN SPACE TO REDUCE COMMUNITY PASSIVE COOLING YL15 HEALTH RISKS PL15 Charlie Brown, University of Oregon; Michael Hatten, SOLARC Architecture and Gayle Hagler, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency; Laura Jackson, U.S. Engineering, Inc.; Kent Duffy, SRG Partnership, Inc. (Moderator) Environmental Protection Agency; Ilene Ruhoy, Touro University; Tim Torma, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (Moderator)
DELIVERING GREEN TO HOTEL GUESTS: INCORPORATING LEED INTO HOSPITALITY A ‘HIGH PERFORMANCE CROSS COUNTRY TRIP’: TRAINING TOYOTA DEALERS TO BRAND STANDARDS & OPERATIONS YL16 DELIVER LEED-NC DEALERSHIP PROJECTS PL16 Donald Griner, Choice Hotels International; Michael Pace, W Hotel San Francisco / George Irving, Toyota Motor Sales USA; Pat Lobb, Pat Lobb Toyota of McKinney; Rives Starwood; Jefferson Thomas, Marriott International; Marc Heisterkamp, U.S. Green Taylor, Gensler; Rick Ferrara, Gensler (Moderator) Building Council (Moderator)
WWW.GREENBUILDEXPO.ORG | 11 LIST OF EXHIBITORS
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‘g’ Green Design Center Amorim Flooring / Wicanders Building, ARCHI - TECH and 2RW Consultants, Inc. Amtico International Interiors & Sources 3form, Inc. Andersen Windows Building Commissioning 3M Ansul Inc. Association AABC Commissioning Group (ACG) Antron® carpet fiber Building Operating Management Aacer Flooring APS Energy Services Building Services Consultants Inc. ABB Inc. Aquatherm Building Systems Design, Inc. Able Services ARCAT, Inc. BuildingGreen, LLC ABM Industries Arch Aluminum & Glass BuildSite LLC Accelerated Building Technologies, Architectural Area Lighting Bureau Veritas Certification LLC Architectural Daylighting, LLC Burgis Envirolutions Accoya from Titan Wood Architectural Energy Corp. Bushman Accurate Perforating Architectural Grilles and Sunshades, Inc. Business New Brunswick Ace Surfaces North America Architectural Products Magazine Butler Manufacturing Company Acorn Engineering Arclin C2 Paint ACT Inc. - Diamond Sys ARCOM - Masterspec Specifications Cabot Corporation Nanogel Active Safety Corp. Arizona Chapter USGBC-Southern Branch Caleffi Solar Acuity Brands Lighting Arizona Cool Roof Council CALMAC Mfg. Corp. Acurlite Structural Skylights Arizona Public Service Calstar Adolfson & Peterson Construction Arizona State University Cambia by Greenleaf Advanced Building Products, Inc Arkema Inc. Cambridge Architectural Advanced Drainage Systems Armstrong Ceiling Systems Canadian Wood Council / Wood Advanced Mechanical Technologies Armstrong Floors Products Council Advanced Modern Technologies Corp. Armstrong Limited Carlisle Construction Materials AECOM Technology Corp. ARUP Carlisle Wide Plank Floors, Inc. Aegis Metal Framing, LLC ASHRAE Caroma AEI / Affiliated Engineers, Inc. ASI-Modulex Carpet & Rug Institute Aerco International ASM Modular Systems, Inc. Cascade Engineering, Inc. / Swift AFM - American Formulating & Asphalt Pavement Alliance Wind Turbine Manufacturing Associated Builders & Contractors Cascades Tissue Group AFM Corporation R-Control SIP / Foam Association of Energy Engineers Cast Iron Soil Pipe Institute Control EPS ASU Emerging Green Builders CAVClear/Archovations, Inc. AGC of America ATAS International, Inc. CB Richard Ellis Aged Woods, Inc. Atlantic Canada Opportunites Agency CBCAMERICA Agriboard Industries Atlas Roofing Corp. CDM AHA Consulting Engineers, Inc. Australian Trade Commission Cellulose Insulation Manufacturers AIA Contract Documents Austrian Trade Commission Association Air Conditioning by Jay Authentic Pine Floors, Inc. Celtic Energy, Inc. Aircuity, Inc. Autodesk Center for Clean Products / Airius, LLC Automated Logic Corp. University of Tennessee Airvac, Inc. Baden-Wurttemberg International Center for Environmental Airxchange, Inc. Baltimore Aircoil Company Innovation in Roofing ALC - Collegedale Barrett Enviormental Centiva Alcoa BASF CENTRIA Alera Lighting BaySystems Ceramiche Refin S.P.A Alerton BC Market Outreach Network CERES / TOLI Algoma Hardwoods Becoming Green Inc CERMAK PETERKA PETERSEN, Alkemi by Renewed Materials BeeDance Inc. All American Homes Benjamin Moore CertainTeed Corp. Alpine SnowGuard/Eco-Fasten Bentley Prince Street Certified Forest Products Alpolic Bentley Systems, Inc. CES Group, Inc. altPOWER, Inc. Berner International CETCO Altusgroup, Inc. Berridge MFG. Co CGC Group Alumillenium Beta Lighting CH2M HILL AMCA International Big Ass Fans Ciralight, Inc. American Anchor BioBased Insulation Cireon American Auto-Matrix BioRoof Systems City of Chandler American Coal Ash Educational Blue Ridge Atlantic Enterprises City of Phoenix Foundation (ACAA) Blue Ridge Technologies / Lumisys Civil & Environmental Consultants, American Concrete Institute Bluebeam Software Inc. American Council on Renewable Bluescope Water Clark Construction Group, LLC Energy BonaKemi USA, Inc. Clearline Technologies American Galvanizers Association Bonded Logic, Inc. ClearWater Enviro Technologies, American Hydrotech, Inc. Bonneville Environmental Foundation Inc. The American Institute of Architects Boomerang Automated Parking Systems Clearwater Systems Corp. American Institute of Steel Border States Electric ClimaCool Corp. Construction Bostik, Inc. ClimateMaster American School & Hospital Facility Boston Architectural College Clivus Multrum, Inc. American School & University Boston Valley Terra Cotta CMDepot.com Magazine Bovis Lend Lease Colbond, Inc. American Solar Electric Bradley Corp. Cold Spring Granite Company American Standard Brands (Crane Brick Industry Association Collins Companies PIBG, American Standard, Fiat) BrightFarm Systems Colorspec Coatings International American Tree Farm System BroadStar Wind Systems Inc. Ameristar Fence Products BuildBlock Building Systems, LLC Colt International
12 | GREENBUILD 2009 LIST OF EXHIBITORS Columbia Forest Products Electro Plastics, Inc. Green Ideas Environmental Columbia Lighting EMC Engineers, Inc. Building Consultants Command Commissioning, LLC EMerge Alliance Green Innovations LTD Commercial Building Products Magazine E-Mon Green Leaders / Green Careers Commercial Products Group of Hart & Encelium Technologies Center Cooley, Inc. Energy Alternatives, LLC Green Mechanical Council Commissioning Agents, Inc. Energy Center University Green Mechanical Council - UA Composite Panel Association EnergyPeak LAB Trailer Connor Sport Court EnerWorks Solar Hot Water Green Roof Blocks Conserval Systems Englert, Inc. Green Roof Solutions Conservatek Industries EnOcean, Inc. Green Roofs for Healthy Cities Conservation Technology Ensinger Building Products Green Seal, Inc. Conservis, Inc. Enterprise Community Partners Green.Konnect.Me Construction Materials Recycling EnviroGLAS Greenblock Worldwide Corp. Association Environmental Design + GreenEnergy Technologies Construction Specialties, Inc. Construction Magazine GreenFloors Contact Industries Envirogreen Building Technologies GreenGrid / Weston Solutions, Containment Solutions, Inc. Enviro-Systems, Inc. Inc. Cool Metal Roofing Coalition EnviroTower, Inc. GREENGUARD Environmental Cooper Lighting Epic Metals Corp. Institute Cooper Power Systems EPS Molders Association Greenheck Fan Corp. Copper Plank Custom Mill Epstein GreenPatch (Product of Cold Mix Corporate Care ERLab Manufacturing Corp.) ERSystems / Elastomeric Roofing Cosentini Associates GREENSCREEN Systems, Inc. CPI Daylighting, Inc. Greenwalls by McCaren Designs ESIS GRCS Creatherm, LLC Griswold Filtration / Griswold ESP, Inc. (Low-E-Insulation) Creative Laundry Systems, Inc. Water Systems Essroc Italcementi Group CREE LED Lighting groSolar Estrie Products International Grundfos Pumps Corp. Crossville, Inc. ETC Guaranteed Watt Saver (GWS) CRS Electronics Eurofins Product Testing A/S CSA SFM User Group c/o Wooding Forestry Gunther Mirror Mastics EVAPCO, Inc. Consulting Ltd. Habitat For Humanity Central Ewing Irrigation-Golf-Industrial CSI / Construction Specifications Institute Arizona CSIGS EWC Controls, Inc. Hambro CTG Energetics Excel Dryer, Inc. Hanley Wood / eco-structure Dadanco Exotic Hardwoods & Veneers Hanover Architectural Products Davies Office Refurbishing, Inc. Expanded Shale, Clay & Slate Harmonics Limited Daylighting Collaborative Institute Harpiris Energy Decoustics Expanko Cork Co., Inc. Haworth, Inc. DECRA Roofing Systems EZ Idea Solution Hayward Baker, Inc. DeepRoot Partners, LP Facility Engineering Associates PC HDR, Inc. DELTA Cooling Towers Falcon Waterfree Technologies Headwaters Resources Delta Faucet Company Farnsworth Group, Inc. Healthy Building Network / Demilec (USA), LLC FHP Bosch Group Pharos Project Derry Berrigan Lighting Design Filtration Group, Inc Heapy Engineering Desert Solar, LLC. Filtrexx International, LLC Hearthstone, Inc. Desiccant Rotors International PVT, LTD. Fin Pan Inc. / T. Clear Corp. Heery International DINOFLEX Group LP Fireclay Tile Heliodyne, Inc. Dolphin Blue, Inc. Fireman’s Fund Insurance Company Henkel Corporation Doralco Firestone Building Products Hensel Phelps Construction Co. Dow Roofing Systems Five Winds International & PE Heritage Glass, Inc. DPR Construction, Inc. Americas Herman Miller, Inc. Draper, Inc. FLIR Systems High-R, Inc. DriTac Flooring Products, LLC Florida Nursery Growers & Hillmann Group, LLC Dryvit Systems, Inc. Landscape Assn. (FNGLA) Hillyard Industries Ductile Iron Pipe Research Assn. Florida Solar Energy Center Hobart Corporation Ductmate Fluke Thermography Hohmann & Barnard, Inc. DuctSox Corp. FM Solutions, Inc. HOK Dunn-Edwards Corp. Foam Products Corp. Holcim (US), Inc. Duo-Gard Industries Follett Corp. Homasote Company DuPont Forbo Flooring Systems Home Energy Magazine Dura Undercushions LTD Foremost Groups Inc Homeyer Consulting Services, Durcon Incorporated Forest Products Solutions Inc. Durisol Building Systems Forms+Surfaces Honeywell International Duro-Last Roofing, Inc. Fox Blocks Horizon Engineering Associates, DWL Architects + Planners, Inc. Fritz Industries LLP Dyerich Flooring Designs Ltd. / dba Terra Full Spectrum Solutions Horner Flooring Company Legno Gaco Western HOST / Racine Industries Dyson B2B, Inc. The Gadsden Company, LLC Hotel & Motel Management e2e Materials GAF Materials Corp. HSU Enterprise Group, LLC Eagle Mountain GE Consumer & Industrial Hubbell Building Automation Earl Composite Systems GE Water and Process Technologies Hubbell Lighting Outdoor & Earthscan Gensler Industrial EarthShift Genteq Humanscale Easi-Set Industries / SlenderWall Geopier Foundation Company Hunt Construction Group East Teak Fine Hardwoods, Inc. Georgia-Pacific Corp. Hunter Panels Eastern Research Group, Inc. Gerber Plumbing Fixtures LLC Hycrete, Inc. Eaton Corp. Gerflor Hydro Aluminum EBI Consulting Gilbane Building Company IBEW LMCC EBTRON, Inc. Glidden Professional IBPNA Eclipse Lighting Inc. Global / Evolve Furniture Group Ice Air, LLC Eco Stucco Glumac, Inc. IceStone, Inc. Ecobee Inc. GMX International Icynene, Inc. EcoDomo, LLC Goby IES Ltd. (Integrated Ecological Environments Gordon, Inc. Environmental Solutions) Ecology and Environment, Inc. Government of Alberta Infiltrator Systems, Inc. Ecore Global, Inc. Graham Wood Doors / ASSA ABLOY Innovative Energy, Inc. Ecosa Institute Grainger Industrial Supply Co. Inovus Solar ecoScorecard Graphisoft InPro Corp. ECOsurfaces Commercial Flooring / ECORE Gray Wolf Sensing Solutions Insight Lighting International Green Advantage, Inc. Integrated Paving Concepts, Inc. Ecotone Publishing Green Bay Group, LLC Integrated Solar ECR International Green Building Product Dealer InterfaceFLOR Edgetech IG Green Building Services, Inc. Interlocking Concrete Pavement Efficient Windows Collaborative Green Choice Flooring International Institute Eggers Industries Green Design Furniture Co. Eldorado Stone, LLC International Association of Lighting Designers (IALD)
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International Association of Plumbing and M.E. Group, Inc. Nystrom Mechanical Officials Madrax / Thomas Steele Oakleaf Waste Management International Cellulose Corp. Major Industries, Inc. Oceanside Glasstile™ International Code Council MAPEI Office Depot International Dark-Sky Association Maple Flooring Manufacturers Oldcastle Architectural International Erosion Control Association Association Oldcastle Glass International Facility Management Mariah Power OMNOVA Solutions, Inc. Association Marley / SPX Cooling Technologies Onicon Incorporated International Leak Detection Mars Air Systems Onset Computer Corp. International Mulch Company Marshfield DoorSystems Ontario Ministry of International International Zinc Association (IZA) Marvin Windows and Doors Trade and Investment Invisible Structures, Inc. Mastershield Gutter Protection Optimum Energy Iron Age Designs Materials Analytical Services, LLC Oregon Lumber Irrigation Consulting, Inc. Maxxon Corp. Orenco Systems, Inc. Island Press Maze Nails Ornametals ISS Facility Services MBDC Osram Sylvania ISSA, The Worldwide Cleaning Industry Mc4 Software Owens Corning Association McCarthy Building Companies Pacific MDF Products, Inc. J&J / Invision McElroy Metal, Inc. PacifiCrest J.E. Berkowitz, LP McGraw-Hill Construction Panel Source International, Inc. Jakob, Inc. McKillican International, Inc. Panel Specialists, Inc. JELD-WEN Windows & Doors McQuay Paneltech International Johns Manville MechoShade Systems, Inc. Parasoleil Johnson Controls, Inc. Melink Corp. ParexLaHabra, Inc. Johnson Diversey Metal Roofing Alliance PCD Engineering Services, Inc. Johnsonite Metro 1 Properties, Inc. PCF Group Juneau Construction Company Metro Brick and Metropolitan Ceramics PEI Business Development, Inc. K.B. Industries, Inc. (by Ironrock) Pella Corp. Kalwall / Structures Unlimited MHT Lighting Perfect Polish kama Energy Efficient Building Systems Midpoint International, Inc. Performance Roof Systems Kanepi Innovations/ Light Corp. Miele Performance Systems Development Kark AG / Prismaplex MIFAB, Inc. Permaloc Corporation Karnak Corporation Millenia Wall Solutions Petersen Aluminum Corp. Karona Miller-Leaman, Inc. PetSmart, Inc Kawneer Company, Inc. Millicare Textile & Carpet Care PF Waterworks KEMA Services, Inc. Modernfold, Inc. / Dorma Group NA Pfister Energy, Inc. Kenny Construction Company Modular Millwork - I of C Philadelphia University Kewaunee Scientific Corp. Moen Incorporated Philips Key Resin Company Mohawk Industries Philips Lightolier Controls Khoury, Inc. Mondo USA, Inc. (previously Lightolier Controls) Kim Lighting MonierLifetile Phoenix Controls Kimball Office Mortar Net USA, Ltd. PHOENIX Process Equipment Co. Kimberly-Clark Corporation Mountain Lumber Company Phylum Design, Inc. Kingspan Insulated Panels MP Global Products, LLC Pictura Graphics Kirei MULTISTACK, LLC Pilkington North America Kitchell Munters Corp. Pinta Acoustic, Inc. Kleendeck, LLC NanaWall Systems, Inc. Pioneer Millworks Klip BioTechnologies National Association of Home Builders PIUR Panels, Inc. KMC Controls, Inc. National Concrete Masonry Association Planet Reuse, LLC Knauf Insulation (NOMA) Plastic Piping Education Foundation Kohler Company National Council of Architectural Play Mart, Inc. Kolbe & Kolbe Millwork Registration Bds. (NCARB) Pleotint LLC KONE, Inc. National Fenestration Rating Council Plumbing Manufacturers Institute Kyocera Solar, Inc. National Office Furniture PlumbMaster, Inc. L & M Construction Chemicals, Inc. National Ready Mixed Concrete Plus One Health Management, Inc. La Jolla Pacific Association PMX Industries Lamcel National Roofing Contractors Polyguard Products, Inc. Landscape Forms Association (NRCA) PorterCorp Larson Binkley, Inc. National Terrazzo & Mosaic Association, PortionPac Chemical Corp. LATICRETE International, Inc Inc. Portland Cement Association LED*WAVES National Windshield Repair Assoc Portland Development Commission Ledalite Architectural Products Native Trails, Inc. Potlatch Forest Products Corp. LEED Online Learning, LLC Natural Power and Energy Power House Dynamics LEEDTeacher Natural Stone Council PPG Industries / PPG IdeaScapes Lehigh Hanson Natural Systems International PPI Leonardo Academy, Inc. NCFI Polyurethanes Precast / Prestressed Concrete Leviton NCI Group, Inc. Institute LG Floors NECA Premier Building Systems LG Surfaces NEOGARD Presto Products Company Light Imprint / DPZ Charlotte Neoperl, Inc. Price Industries Lighting For Tomorrow New Image Coatings Progress Lighting/Prescolite LIVE Textiles, Inc. Niagara Conservation Progressive Foam Technologies LiveRoof, LLC Nichiha USA, Inc. Project FROG Living Building Challenge nora® systems, Inc. Pro-Link, Inc. Local First Arizona Foundation Norbord Industries Prosoco Lochinvar Corporation Noritz America Protecall Coatings LLC LogiSon Acoustic Network (previously KR North American Green Prudential Lighting Moeller) North Slope Sustainable Wood LLC Quad-Lock Building Systems Ltd. Logix Insulated Concrete Forms Northeast Solite Corp. Quality Attributes Software Loll Designs Northern Arizona Wood Products Quality Powder Coating LoraxPRO Association (NAWPA) RAB Lighting LPA, Inc. Novawall Systems, Inc. Radiant Complete LSI Industries Novelis Rain Harvesting Lucid Design Group NRC Institute for Research in Rainforest Alliance Lunera Lighting Construction RainHarvest Systems Lutron Electronics NSF International Rainwater Collection Solutions, Inc. Lynden Door, Inc. Nucor Corporation Rainwater Management Solutions / LyondellBasell Industries NUDURA Jay R. Smith Mgf. Co. M. Bohlke Veneer Corp. Nuheat Industries Ltd. Rate It Green M.A. Mortenson / Mortenson Construction Nysan Solar Control Raven Brick LLC
14 | GREENBUILD 2009 LIST OF EXHIBITORS RB Rubber Products, A Subsidiary of Spartan Chemical Company, Inc. Travis Pruitt Associates – Dash Multi-Corp Speakman CRS, LLC GreenPoint US Realm (DBA Urban Organics) SRI Quality System Registrar Trespa North America Rechargeable Battery Recycling Corp. SRP Trex Company Reclaimed Woods of the World SSC Service Solutions Triacta Recycle Design, Inc. SSHC, Inc. Triple Crown Products, Inc. RedVector.com, Inc. SSRCx LLC Trox USA Redwood Systems Stainmaster® carpet TruStile Doors LLC Reed Construction Data Stantec Tubelite, Inc. Renaissance Lighting Staples Turbotec Products, Inc. Re-New Wood, Inc. StarNet Flooring Turner Construction Company Renewable Choice Energy, Inc. Stearns Packaging Corporation Tyco Thermal Controls RENTACRATE Steel Ceilings Inc U.S. Architectural Products Republic Services, Inc. Steel Recycling Institute U.S. Dept of Energy RESI-Rehbein Environmental Solutions, Steelcase U.S. DOE, Building America/ Inc. Stego Industries Builders Challenge Resource Dynamics, Inc. / Green Sterling Planet Inc. U.S. EPA Green Building Building Education Sto Corp. Program Retro Plate System - Advanced Floor StormTech U.S. General Services Products Strategic Energy Solutions, Inc. Administration Revere Copper Products, Inc. Structural Insulated Panel U.S. Green Building Council Reward Wall Systems Association (SIPA) Arizona Chapter Rex Lumber Co. Structure Tone U.S. Green Building Council New RH2O North America, Inc. Stuc-O-Flex Intl. York RHEINZINK America, Inc. Sunoptics U.S. Rubber Recycling Richlite Company Suntech America, Inc. UNI-Group USA Rinnai Corp. Super Sky Products United Coatings Rite-Hite Corporation Superior Manufacturing Division - United Metal Products Riverbend Timber Framing & Insulspan Magnatech Corp. United Soybean Board Rmax Superior Products International II, United Technologies Corporation Robbins Sports Surfaces (UTC) Inc. Rocky Mountain Hardware Universal Textile Technologies SurfaceWorks Ron Blank and Associates, Inc. University of San Diego Sustainable Building Systems, LLC Rooflite™ / Skyland / Garick University of Wisconsin - Sustainable Flooring, Inc. Roofscapes, Inc. Madison Sustainable Forestry Initiative, Inc. Roos International Wallcovering Uponor Swinerton Builders Roseburg US Floors LLC Syracuse Center of Excellence Rosendin Electric, Inc. US Tile Company T & S Brass Vale Training Solutions Roxul, Inc. TAC by Schneider Electric Royal Pacific Valley Forward Association Tagawa Sangyo Co., Ltd. Royston Hanamoto Alley & Abey Valspar Tambient Rubicon Seven LLC VaproShield, LLC Tandus RWDI Consulting Engineers Velux America, Inc. Tapmaster Incorporated Venmar Ventilation, Inc. Rytec Corp. Tarkett Sports S-5! Vermont Natural Coatings Tate Access Floors, Inc. Verve Living Systems Sage Electrochromics, Inc. Technical Concepts Vetrazzo, LLC Salt River Materials Group Technoform Sandell Construction Solutions / Viance Tecta America Corp. Victor Stanley, Inc. Diedrich Technologies, Inc. Tectum, Inc. Sansin Corp. Vinyl Siding Institute Teknion Viracon Sanyo Commercial Solutions Tembec Savannah Trims, Inc. Vitro Minerals, Inc. Temp-Air Vitrulan SCA Tissue Temple-Inland Schindler Elevator Corp. VRTX Technologies Teragren Bamboo VT Industries, Inc. School Planning & Management/College Terra Green Ceramics W.R. Meadows, Inc. Planning & Management TerraMai Wade - Tyler Pipe Schuff Steel Company Terrazzo & Marble Supply Wahoo Decks Scientific Certification Systems Textured Coatings of America, Inc. Wasa Hardwood Company, LLC SEaB Energy Ltd The Airolite Company Sealtech Block Waste Management The Ashford Formula, Curecrete Water Revitalization Ltd. Selux Corp. Distribution, Inc. SEMCO, Inc. Waterless Co. The Bilco Company WaterSmart Innovations Sempergreen The Care of Trees SEPCO - Solar Electric Power Company Watertronics The Dow Chemical Co. SERDP/ESTCP Watt Stopper, Inc. / Legrand The Fibrex Group, Inc. Serious Materials Watts Water Technologies SFS Intec, Inc. The Freeman Corp. Wausau Paper Shaw Industries The Garland Company, Inc. Wausau Tile, Inc. The Green Roundtable, Inc. Sheffield Metals International Wausau Window and Wall The HON Company Sherwin-Williams Systems The J D Russell Company Siemens Building Technologies, Inc. WAXIE Sanitary Supply The Murus Company Siemens Water Technologies WD Flooring, LLC The Penta Bldg Group SierraPine WESCO Distribution, Inc. The Stone House Group Sika Sarnafil, A Division of Sika Corp Weyerhaeuser The Vinyl Institute SiteStuff Whirlwind Steel Buildings The Walsh Group Skanska Whiting-Turner The Wood Cellar, LTD Wiley Skyfold (A Division of Railtech) ThermaCote, Inc. Slag Cement Association William F. KEMPF & Sons Inc. Thermafiber, Inc. 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EARLY LATE CATEGORY (BY SEPT 15) (AFTER SEPT 15) BENEFITS CONFERENCE & EXPO November 11–13 USGBC Member $600 $700 Includes Access to Plenary Sessions, Exhibit Hall, Educational Sessions, Exhibit Hall Opening Reception, Non-Member $775 $975 Residential Summit, Continental Breakfast (Wed-Fri) and Lunch (Wed-Thurs), Conference Bag, Credentials and Show Program.
Full Time Students/Young $225 $225 Includes Access to Closing Plenary, Exhibit Hall, Professionals 25 years or Educational Sessions, Residential Summit, younger and/or currently Continental Breakfast (Wed-Fri) and Lunch (Wed- enrolled students. Proof of Thurs), Conference Bag, Credentials and Show age/enrollment required* Program. *Eligible to Volunteer EXHIBIT HALL ONLY November 11–12 Regular $75/Day $75/Day
Nonprofit $50/Day $50/Day Exhibit Hall not available on Friday.
Student $25/Day $25/Day 2009 GREENBUILD RESIDENTIAL SUMMIT November 12–13 SPECIAL EVENT $275 $350 Registration for this event is separate from Thursday Full Day and registration for Greenbuild. Greenbuild 2009 Friday Half Day only Residential Summit is a special event featuring an educational track targeted exclusively at residential professionals. Space is limited. GUEST REGISTRATION November 11–13 Applies to spouses/ partners. $300 $350 Includes Access to Plenary Sessions, Exhibit Hall and Does not apply to co-workers Educational Sessions. Does not include meals. or business partners. ONE-DAY REGISTRATION November 11–12 $325 $350 Member Includes Access to Plenary Session, Exhibit Hall, Non-Member $350 $400 Educational Sessions and Meals on that day.
November 13 Member $150 $175 Includes Access to Plenary Session, educational sessions and breakfast on that day. Non-Member $200 $250 Exhibit Hall is not available on Friday. WGBC WORLD CONGRESS November 10 All $50 $50 GREEN BUILDING TOURS November 13 Half Day $45 $65 November 14 Full Day $70 $90 LEED WORKSHOPS/EDUCATION PROVIDER WORKSHOPS November 10 Full Day Member $345 $375 See offerings on page 6 and 7. Full Day Non-Member $445 $495 November 10 & 13 Half Day Member $175 $205 Half Day Non-Member $225 $275 GREEN HOME DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION: THE LEED IMPLEMENTATION PROCESS November 11 Member $225 $255
Non-Member $275 $325 REGREEN: IMPLEMENTING GREEN RESIDENTIAL REMODELING CONCEPTS AND STRATEGIES November 10–11 All – 2 Day Workshop $355 $405 LEED FOR HOMES GREEN RATER TRAINING: WORKSHOP SESSION November 10–11 Member – 2 Day Workshop $375 $385 Non-Member – 2 Day Workshop $405 $455 HIKES November 13–14 All $25 $25 GREENBUILD GOLF TOURNAMENT November 14 Member $175 $175 Non-Member $200 $200 COWBOY RIDE-N-DINE November 13 All $50 $50 TEMPE TOWN LAKE BIKE TOUR November 13 All $80 $80 GREENBUILD COMPANION PROGRAM Shop Therapy $50 $60 Wellness Day $310 $325 High Tea $50 $65
GREENBUILD16 | GREENBUILD 2009 EDUCATIONAL 2009 REGISTRATION SESSIONS INFORMATION AND HOTELS CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS Pre-conference Post and On-site Conference
Standard Option $99 $139 Audio synchronized with slides from Keynote, Master Speaker and all Educational Sessions. LEED Certified Project Gallery Slides.
Premium Option $159 $199 Standard Options plus videos of Master and Keynote speaker presentations, MP3 and MP4 files of all sessions, and International Forum and Residential Summit presentations.
Residential Summit Only $75 $99 Audio synchronized with slides of Residential Summit presentations.
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GREENBUILD HOTELS
PRICES IN BLUE HAVE BEEN RENEGOTIATED TO PROVIDE LOWER RATES
Arizona Biltmore Holiday Inn Express & Hotel Radisson Phoenix $229 Suites Downtown City Center 2400 East Missouri Avenue $129 $120 Phoenix, AZ 85016 620 North 6th Street 3600 North Second Avenue The Buttes, A Marriott Resort Phoenix, AZ 85004 Phoenix, AZ 85013 $209 $169.99 Hyatt Regency Ritz-Carlton Phoenix 2000 Westcourt Way $189 $229 Tempe, AZ 85282 122 North Second Street 2401 East Camelback Road Crowne Plaza Airport Phoenix, AZ 85004-2379 Phoenix, AZ 85016 $172 $149 Phoenix Airport Marriott Sheraton Phoenix Airport 4300 East Washington Street $165 $159 $155 $139 Phoenix, AZ 85034 1101 North 44th Street 1600 South 52nd Street Embassy Suites Airport Phoenix, AZ 85008 Tempe, AZ 85281 $155 Pointe Hilton Resort Sheraton Phoenix Downtown 1515 North 44th Street at Squaw Peak $192 Phoenix, AZ 85006 $189 $169 340 North 3rd Street Phoenix, AZ 85004 Embassy Suites Biltmore 7677 North 16th Street $199 $174 Phoenix, AZ 85020 Spring Hill Suites 2630 East Camelback Road Pointe Hilton Tapatio Cliffs Resort $149 Phoenix, AZ 85016 $169 802 East Van Buren Street Phoenix, AZ 85006 Hilton Garden Inn Mid Town 1111 North 7th Street $159 Phoenix, AZ 85020 Wyndham Phoenix 4000 North Central Avenue Radisson Hotel Phoenix $179 Phoenix, AZ 85013 Airport North 50 East Adams Street Phoenix, AZ 85004 Holiday Inn Express $139 $135 427 North 44th Street 3401 East University Drive Phoenix, AZ 85008 Phoenix, AZ 85034
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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 2009 7:00 AM – 8:00 PM 2EGISTRATION /PEN 1:30 PM – 5:30 PM Half Day LEED 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM Full Day LEED Workshops Workshops 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM WGBC International Congress 5:30 PM – 8:00 PM 'RAND /PENING OF THE 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM USGBC Chapter Forum Exhibit Hall
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2009 7:00 AM – 8:00 AM Continental Breakfast 12:30 PM – 1:30 PM Specialty Updates 8:00 AM –11:00 AM /FF SITE %DUCATIONAL 3ESSIONS 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM /FF SITE %DUCATIONAL 8:30 AM –10:00 AM Educational Sessions Sessions 8:30 AM –5:00 PM Full Day LEED Workshop 2:00 PM – 3:30 PM Educational Sessions 9:00 AM – 5:30 PM Exhibit Hall 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM Greenbuild Salon 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM Greenbuild Film Festival 4:00 PM – 5:30 PM Educational Sessions 10:30 AM – 12:00 PM Executive Roundtable 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM 'REENBUILD /PENING 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM Lunch +EYNOTE #ELEBRATION
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 2009 7:00 AM – 8:00 AM Continental Breakfast 11:30 AM –1:00 PM Lunch 8:00 AM – 11:00 AM /FF 3ITE %DUCATIONAL 3ESSIONS 12:30 PM – 1:30 PM Specialty Updates 8:00 AM – 6:30 PM Greenbuild 2009 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM /FF SITE %DUCATIONAL Residential Summit Sessions 8:30 AM – 10:00 AM Educational Sessions 2:00 PM – 3:30 PM Educational Sessions 9:00 AM – 5:30 PM Exhibit Hall 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM Greenbuild Salon 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM Greenbuild Film Festival 4:00 PM – 5:30 PM Educational Sessions 10:30 AM – 12:00 PM #OMMISSIONING %NERGY -ODELING – Value, Cost, and Project Integration FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2009 6:00 AM – 7:30 AM Sunrise Hike* 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM Advanced Camelback 8:00 AM – 9:00 AM Continental Breakfast Mountain Hike* 8:30 AM – 10:00 AM Educational Sessions 1:00 PM – 5:30 PM Half Day LEED 8:30 AM – 10:00 AM Greenbuild 2009 Workshops Residential Summit 1:30 PM – 5:30 PM Half Day Green Building 10:30 AM – 12:30 PM Closing Plenary Tours 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM Tempe Town Lake Bike Tour* 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM Cowboy Ride-n-Dine* 4:00 PM – 5:30 PM Birdwatching Hike*
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2009 8:00 AM – 2:30 PM Greenbuild Golf Tournament* 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM Advanced South Mountain Hike* 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM Full Day Green Building Tours * Subject to change
18 | GREENBUILD 2009 SCHEDULE AND SPONSORS GREENBUILD 2009 SPONSORS
PLATINUM – $75,000+
GOLD – $50,000+
SILVER – $25,000+
GreenLEEDer – $10,000+
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