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November 4, 2005 l San
Francisco
This annual one-day conference, Show You're Green: A Detailed
Focus on Current Green Housing Practice, was devoted to the latest
green strategies for multiunit market-rate and affordable
housing, production homes, and custom residences. The conference
provided interactive sessions on the latest guidelines, rating
systems, benchmarks, resources, and research concerning sustainable
architecture in the residential market.
Below are links to the presentations given at this year's
confernce. We hope you will use these presentations as a resource
to become a "greener" architect.
Presentations
LEED® for
Homes (PDF)—Ann Edminster,
Design AVEnues
Residential Green Building
Guidelines (PDF)—Karen Kho, Green Building
of Alameda County
Net Zero Energy Housing
Research (PDF)—Walker Wells, AICP, Global
Green USA
PATH: New Technology for
Housing—Carlos Martin, PhD, U.S. Department of
Housing and Urban Development
Build It Green
Resources (PDF)—Brian Gitt, Build It
Green
Civic Leadership for Sustainable
Development (PDF)—Mark Ginsberg, AIA,
Curtis+Ginsberg Architects
Leading in Your Community:
Opportunities for Architects (PDF)—William
Roschen, AIA, Roschen Van Cleve Architects
Green Affordable Housing Design
Advisor—Katherin Austin, AIA,
Architect
Case Studies
Folsom Dore Supportive
Housing (PDF)—David Baker, FAIA, David Baker
and Partners
Murphy
Ranch (PDF)—Jeff Oberdorfer, AIA, First
Community Housing, Fisher Freidman Associates, L&D
Construction
Custom
Residences (PDF)—Kate Leger, Leger Wanaselja
Architects
Green Homes on Cottage
Court (PDF)—Bruce Shinizu, The Housing
Company
Sustainable
Building (PDF)—Jeff Jacobs, Centex
Homes
Super Green Urban Infill
Residence (PDF)—David Arkin, AIA, Arkin Tilt
Architects
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