**Please note: ALL workshops, summits & tours require official registration through the main unConference registration page. There is an additional charge to attend (unless you've purchased a VIP conference pass). You can sign up for individual workshops, summits and tours A La Carte (without a conference pass) OR if you've already purchased your conference pass, you can log back in and add any workshops, summits or tours to your registration** Cost: Member: $180 Non-member: $200Description:The Living Building Challenge Materials Petal is intended to induce a successful and healthy materials economy that is non-toxic, transparent and socially equitable. In this workshop, participants will gain an understanding of how to meet and document the materials-related Imperatives of the Living Building Challenge versions 3.0 and 3.1: I-10 Red List, I-11 Embodied Carbon Footprint, I-12 Responsible Industry, I-13 Living Economy Sourcing, and I-14 Net Positive Waste as well as introduce and explain the Declare Program.
The workshop will highlight successful examples of leading edge projects from around the globe - identifying innovative products and stories of how projects have been successful in changing the materials marketplace. This workshop is appropriate for anyone working in the building and product manufacturing industries.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
- Define the requirements of the Materials Petal Imperatives, understand how these Imperatives support a fundamental transformation of the materials economy, and understand how product selection can impact human and environmental health.
- Identify strategies for the sustainable use and reuse of materials in the design, construction, and operation of buildings.
- Explain what the Declare label is and how it can be used as a resource for healthy materials selection and Living Building project teams.
- Review the documentation requirements for the Materials Petal Imperatives and best practices for preparing for certification.
This session is approved for the following continuing education credits:
- 4 LFA credits
- 4 AIA LU|HSW credits
