Working Group 1 Report Integrating Green Buildings*, Programs* and Disaster Resilient Design* *Expand! Disasters Roundtable Workshop #30 Disaster Resilient Design Workshop National Academies’ Disasters Roundtable National Academy of Environmental Design October 26, 2010 Washington, DC
Main Messages • More information, action, and implementation by target audience • Resource availability suited to audiences • Expand boundaries beyond what is normalized as “Green” • Standards that are code-plus, performance based design • Value-proposition of DRD/Green design
Target Audience • Decision-makers – Government, Financial Institutions, Real Estate, Officials • Do-ers – Design Professionals, Planners, Construction, Engineers, Facility Managers, Operations & Maintenance • Inhabitants – Us • Ecosystems – Us Plus
Application • Information sharing as a foundational activity • Testable and verifiable information • Action – Case Studies; USGBC and EERI- LEED process • • • Influencing Policy Creating space for dissent Code plus adoption BIM, GIS, Geodesign as tools New research agenda; cross-disciplinary data collection
Communication • Consortium to share costs on data collection • Connecting audiences to the right information at the right time and delivered in the right way to the right people • Leading by example • Education and training • DRD/Green design as “cool”
Closing Statement • Make room for dissent • Collaboration • Redirect primacy of technology to natural order • All about ACTION: we don’t need more information we need action.
Disaster Resilient Design THANK YOU. . ONWARD AND UPWARD
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