14 AIA / GBCI SPECIAL PROGRAM

WELL 8-Hour Workshop
Presented by Daniel Huard, LEED Fellow, WELL Faculty, PMP, LFA, ASHRAE CPMP, GGA, GPCP, CEO, Global Green Tag International, Founding Principal Humann Building Solutions, LLC.

Part 1- 6 hours: (Tuesday, February 11^th, 2020)
Part 2 - 2 hours: (Wednesday, February 12^th, 2020)

This full day workshop is a definitive introduction to WELL. Participants will build on introductory topics, such as the organization and de3velo0pment of the WELL Building Standard, to intermediate topics, which outline key processes within WELL Certification. Key public health research is discussed to provide a basis for the seven WELL Concepts, and project support tools and resources are outlined. The process for developing Alternative Adherence Paths are presented in the context of a scenario. As well as procedures for seeking equivalencies, using Cross walks, and developing innovations. Finally, preconditions are presented in the context of a project scenario, and a breakout activity which utilizes expert groups and a project checklist allows participants to consolidate their learning.

Continuing Education Credit**:
GBCI: 8.0 hours credit
AIA: 8.0 hours credit
IDCEC: 8.0 hours credit

**Self-Reporting for other professional entities up to 8.0 hours credit as well.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

1. Describe the structure of the WELL Building Standard, including the certification processes and the key differentiators.

2. Explain the intent of each WELL Concept and identify key public health issues which underpin them.

3. Outline how to leverage the excessiver resources and citations within the WELL Building Standard to demonstrate the value of WELL Certification.

4. Outline verification documentation required for feature 41, Hand Washing of the WELL Building Standard v1.

5. List the shading solutions and design elements that meet the requirements for Part 2: Daylighting Management of Feature 56, Solar Glare Control of the WELL Building Standard v1.

6. Explain biophilia and how biophilic design elements can be incorporated into building design as part of Feature 88, Biophilia I – Qualitative of the WELL Building Standard v1.

CREDENTIAL MAINTENANCE TRAINING SESSIONS
 
Part 1- 2 hours: (Wednesday, February 12^th, 2020)

• Delivering more than asked for Path to Plus Positive: ENERGY, WATER, WASTE in the Caribbean by Al Skodowski, LEED Fellow, LEED AP O+M, LEED AP BD+C, President, Rivion.

• Saving Energy with Fenestration Energy Performance Ratings: The Empire State Building Retrofit Project Case Study by Tom Herron, LEED Green Associate, MBA Senior Director, Market Development & Engagement, NFRC.

Part 2 - 4 hours: (Thursday, February 13^th, 2020)

• LEED v4.1 and LEED Zero by Emma Hughes, LEED AP BD+C, LEED Project Manager, US Green Building Council

• Advancing Building Envelope Efficiency by Daniel Huard, LEED Fellow, WELL Faculty, PMP, LFA, ASHRAE CPMP, GGA, GPCP, CEO, Global Green Tag International, Founding Principal Humann Building Solutions, LLC

• Delivering effective energy efficient strategies in a portfolio of over 1600 LEED Certified Projects Globally by John Harrison, LEED Fellow, AIA Fellow, Senior Director, Humann Building Solutions, LLC, Advisory Board Global GreenTag Americas, LLC.  

• Advances within LEED v4.1 which address Energy and the Water Energy Nexus by Emma Hughes, LEED AP BD+C, LEED Project Manager, US Green Building Council & Daniel Huard, LEED Fellow, WELL Faculty, PMP, LFA, ASHRAE CPMP, GGA, GPCP, CEO, Global Green Tag International, Founding Principal Humann Building Solutions, LLC.

Continuing Education Credit:
GBCI: 6.0 hours credit
AIA: 6.0 hours credit

SPECIAL PROGRAM SPEAKERS

	Daniel Huard, LEED Fellow, WELL Faculty, PMP, LFA, ASHRAE CPMP, GGA, GPCP, CEO, Global Green Tag International, Founding Principal Humann Building Solutions, LLC. A lifelong learning proponent, Daniel has long been a sought‐after Green Building expert. Daniel received degrees in Mechanical Engineering, Architecture, Masters of Architecture and Masters of Urban Planning. Beyond professional degrees Daniel professional accreditations include: GGA, GGP and GPCP from Green Building Initiative, LEED Fellow with LEED AP O+M and LEED AP BD+C specialties from GBCI, PMP from Project Management Institute, LFA from International Living Future Institute, WELL Faculty and WELL AP from IWBI, and ASHRAE Commissioning Process Management Professional. Daniel’s professional expertise has contributed to numerous domestic and international High Performance Building, Sustainable and Restorative Development projects and international events.
	Al Skodowski, LEED Fellow, LEED AP O+M, LEED AP BD+C | President, Rivion Al is the Principal of Rivion. He serves as chief strategist and heads business development for the company. Al started in the building operations and maintenance industry with Hyatt Hotels in Milwaukee and worked through the ranks to become an Assistant Chief Engineer. He opened the 1000 North Water Street office building in downtown Milwaukee as the Chief Engineer and then worked as the Chief Engineer, Operations Manager and Property Manager for the Milwaukee Center. He was the National Director of Engineering for Great Lakes Reit and developed a complete in house operations and maintenance team to oversee operations of the complete portfolio. When Great Lakes Reit was purchased by Transwestern, Al’s role expanded to cover all of the company’s Midwest properties.  He then served as SVP and Director of LEED and Sustainability for Transwestern and led the Transwestern Sustainability Services team in Milwaukee. The TSS group grew to manage Transwestern’s corporate energy and sustainability efforts along with servicing Transwestern clients and outside clients globally. Al was the Chairman of the BOMA international Energy and Environment Committee which developed a framework around energy data and benchmarking. He served on the local Board of Directors for the Wisconsin Green Building Alliance (WGBA), as well as the United States Green Building Alliance (USGBC) National Board, where he held the position of Chairman of the Board. Al was awarded the USGBC award for Individual Leadership in 2010. He has stayed active with the USGBC, most specifically on the LEED Dynamic Plaque – Arc Platform, The WELL Certification program, and the development and construction of the William Jefferson Clinton Children’s Center – Project Haiti Orphanage in Port Au Prince Haiti.
	Emma Hughes, LEED AP BD+C LEED Project Manager, US Green Building Council Emma is a Project Manager in the LEED Department at USGBC. She collaborates with industry stakeholders, sustainability professionals, and USGBC and GBCI staff to develop and refine the LEED green building rating system. Emma supports the technical development and maintenance of LEED credits, guidance, and associated tools, and serves as staff liaison to multiple committees, networks of diverse volunteer experts who help define the best practices and requirements in LEED that guide better design, construction, and operations of the built environment. She earned her B.S. in International Relations from Boston University.
	Tom Herron, LEED Green Associate, MBA Senior Director, Market Development & Engagement, NFRC Tom Herron is the Senior Director, Market Development and Partner Engagement for the National Fenestration Rating Council (NFRC).  He has worked as a newspaper reporter, business development manager, and most recently in marketing and communications.  Tom has an MBA from the University of Maryland and a graduate certificate in Nonprofit Management from Harvard. He served as vice-chair on the board of directors for the Sustainable Buildings Industry Council and is a LEED Green Associate.
	John Harrison, LEED Fellow, AIA Fellow, Senior Director, Humann Building Solutions, LLC,; Advisory Board Global GreenTag Americas, LLC

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Daniel Huard, LEED Fellow, WELL Faculty, PMP, LFA, ASHRAE CPMP, GGA, GPCP, CEO, Global Green Tag International, Founding Principal Humann Building Solutions, LLC.

Al Skodowski, LEED Fellow, LEED AP O+M, LEED AP BD+C | President, Rivion

Emma Hughes, LEED AP BD+C LEED Project Manager, US Green Building Council

Tom Herron, LEED Green Associate, MBA Senior Director, Market Development & Engagement, NFRC

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