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A Winter Educational Series

Members | $60.00 per session

Non-Member | $85.00 per session

Due to fraudulent registrations this event requires a two step registration process.

After completing your registration here you will receive a confirmation email, within 72 hours of registration, with a link to sign in to Zoom. At this point you will need to follow the steps supplied to receive your individual Zoom webinar access Link.

Please note that the name you use in your Zoom registration will be the name on your certificate of attendance.

Session Two Overview

March 22, 2023 | 12:00 – 1:30 pm | Healthy Materials Method Cards
IDCEC Approved for 1.5 General CEU

Part presentation, part Q&A, the Healthy Materials Lab will give an overview presentation about their research and programs and take a deep dive into their practice tool-- the HML Method Cards.

The Healthy Materials Lab is a design research lab at Parsons School of Design. They are dedicated to a world in which people’s health is placed at the center of all design decisions. The lab is committed to raising awareness about toxic chemicals in building products and to creating resources for designers and architects to make healthier places for all people to live.

Learning Objectives

This session will cover:

Understand the relationships between human health, building materials, chemical toxicity, and environmental exposures and the health and environmental impacts that building products can have throughout their life cycle.
Recognize and develop criteria for a framework of healthier materials in your practice
Understand the process of selecting healthier products, assess variables and constraints, and make more informed decisions.
Adopt Material Method cards as a tool to assist and help implement material health into everyday design practice

Facilitator | Leila D. Bhejat, Architect & Senior Researcher in Design & Practice & Allison Mears, Associate Professor of Architecture, Director and Co-Founder, Healthy Materials Lab, Parsons School of Design, New York

Leila D. Behjat is a creative solution finder with a high sense for design and aesthetics. With a Diplom-Ingenieur (Masters) in Architecture from Hafencity Universitaet, Hamburg, Germany, she has worked globally in interior and lighting design fields on both residential and commercial projects.

As Director of the Healthy Materials Lab, Alison leverages her practice-based experience as an architect and her knowledge and experience as a long-term academic leader to confront one of the more serious and often overlooked environmental challenges of our time: the health of the built environment.

Past Session

February 22, 2023 | 12:00 – 1:30 pm | Intelligent Carbon Choices (Green House Gasses)
IDCEC Approved for 1.5 General CEU

The Paris Agreement has nearly all countries in the world committing to becoming carbon neutral by 2050. Building systems, material and product selections play a large role in reducing the GHG emissions as well as waste that is created in the design and construction of the built environment. This session will provide you with tools and resources to utilize to help achieve a zero carbon goal.

Learning Objectives

This session will cover:

Understanding of the policy framework around carbon emissions and the need for world-wide reductions
Learning the difference between embodied and operation carbon, as well as Scope 1, 2 and 3 emission types
The impact of materials and product selections on embodied carbon
Resources and tools to model carbon / GHG emissions and Lifecycle Assessments

Facilitator | Shafraaz Kaba, Senior Integrated Project Delivery Specialist, EcoAmmo

Shafraaz Kaba is a registered architect working at EcoAmmo Sustainable Consulting as a Senior Integrated Project Delivery specialist. Prior to EcoAmmo, Shafraaz was a partner at Manasc Isaac Architects where he worked in designing carbon neutral and net zero energy building for two decades.

IDA Winter Educational Series | Sustainable Materials

Wednesday Feb 22 2023, 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
Wednesday Mar 22 2023, 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
Zoom | Double Registration Required