Green Roofs Design 101 Introductory Course 2nd Ed.

Green Roofs for Healthy Cities* and the Cascadia Region Green Building Council present

Green Roofs Design 101 Introductory Course - 2nd Ed.

Eugene, OR on December 4, 2007

Courtyard by Marriott Eugene Springfield
Mackenzie Room
3443 Hutton Street
Springfield, OR   97477

8:30 AM - 5:00 PM

Space is limited - sign up now. To register online go to 

www.greenroofs.org
Green Roofs Can Contribute to 15 LEED Points

With the increasing use of the USGBC's LEED Green Building Rating system as a procurement standard by many governments, green roof infrastructure promises to play an ever increasing role in achieving LEED credits for high performance buildings - delivering benefits at the development site and in the broader community.

Photo: The Louisa, Portland, Oregon. Courtesy of Green Roofs for Healthy Cities & Walker Macy Landscape Architects, Portland, Oregon. Winner of the 2007 Green Roof Award of Excellence in the Intensive Residential category.
Course instructor: 

Patrick Carey

With a background in architecture, Patrick has established himself and his firm, Hadj Design, as early pioneers in residential green roof design. He has completed over 50 residential and commercial green roof projects of widely varying designs and assemblies. He directs the Northwest EcoBuilding Guild's “Green Roof Project” through which he continues to research and experiment with the possibilities of green roofs.

Green Roofs Design 101 Introductory Course - Second Edition

In this revised introductory course you will learn about the components and benefits of green roofs, how to design a project for maximum benefits, how to cost estimate for different types of projects and much more. The new course includes the most up-to-date green roof research and design practices as well as new case studies from this rapidly expanding industry.

Tuition cost of $395 (US) includes:

  • Participant’s manual and course completion certificate
  • Continental breakfast and lunch
  • Complimentary one year GRHC individual membership that includes:
    • $25 discount on purchase of Conference CDs which contain over 50 technical papers on policy, design and research.
    • Two line description in the searchable on-line membership database including contact information and member profile of participation in previous conferences, workshops and training courses
    • Membership listing in our Members Directory on our Conference CD-ROM
    • Bi-monthly electronic newsletter on green roof developments
    • One Semi-annual hardcopy (or electronic version) of the Green Roof Infrastructure Monitor™ mailed to you

 
Those collecting AIA, RCI, or ASLA credits for application toward local / regional associations or for licence renewal can acquire 7.5 education credits by enrolling in this course.
 
*Green Roofs for Healthy Cities is the North American trade association for the green roof industry.
 
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