Information about Green Building

Building Energy Conference

Green Buildings Open House

Green Schools Resources

Mid-Atlantic Sustainability Conference

Northeast Green Building Awards

Sustainability Series Workshops

Green Building Links

Recommended Books

Northeast Green Building Awards Jurors

Daniel Arons, AIA
Co-chair of Boston Society of Architects Committee on the Environment
and architect at TSOI / KOBUS & ASSOCIATES
http://committees.architects.org/green/newcote.htm

Christine Benedict, R.A.
of New York City

Andrea Dermody
Green Roundtable Consultant
http://www.greenchoices.com/id306.htm

Leon Glicksman
Professor of Building Technology & Mechanical Engineering at MIT
Leon Glicksman has been the head of the MIT Building Technology Program in the Department of Architecture for the past 10 years. He has worked on research and consulting related to energy-efficient building components and design, indoor air flow and indoor air quality.

Currently, he is leading an MIT effort to develop energy-efficient, sustainable building technologies and compatible designs. This program is carrying out research on natural ventilation of buildings, passive dehumidification, use of ground coupled heat pumps and large energy distribution networks, building designs to reduce energy use, and integration of energy-efficient measures with indoor air quality considerations. To learn more about Leon, see http://architecture.mit.edu/people/profiles/prglicks.html

William G. Reed, AIA
Principal of Natural Logic
A practicing architect for 20 years, Bill is one of the nation's leading experts on green design. A graduate of Cornell University, he extends his expertise regularly to conferences, forums, and design-workshops demonstrating that green architecture makes economic as well as environmental sense. He approaches regenerative design as the framework from which all technical and functional decisions are derived; the ultimate goal being the improvement in the overall quality of the physical, social and spiritual life of our living places. To learn more about Bill Reed, see http://www.natlogic.com/about/network/bio_bill.html

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