LEED 252: Understanding LEED for Homes
Written by Jason La Fleur, LEED AP+Homes // January 11, 2012 // Courses, Illinois Events, Wisconsin Events // No comments
Date/Time:
Date(s) - Fri Nov 11, 2011
8:00 AM - 5:00 PM, EDT
Location:
Merchandise Mart
Event Type: Courses
Continuing Education: 7 AIA/CES/CoreNet/ GBCI
Event Description:
In today’s business, LEED is the language of green. LEED for Homes is a green rating system for mixed-use multi-family buildings, up to six stories in height, as well as single-family homes. This course provides an introduction to the LEED for Homes rating system and delivery model. The course addresses the intents and requirements of prerequisites and key credits within the rating system while providing real world examples of strategies to meet them. The course also identifies the roles and responsibilities of key stakeholders and a LEED for Homes project and is designed to prepare the professional to plan for key considerations and requirements for the LEED certification process.
LEED for Homes covers single- and multi-family buildings
Course Objectives
* Identify the types of projects which are eligible
* Recognize the roles and responsibilities of key stakeholders in the LEED certification process.
* Recognize goals, intents, and requirements of prerequisites and key credits, and strategies to meet them
* Identify synergies between LEED credits
* Plan for key considerations and requirements for the LEED certification process
Faculty
Taught by USGBC-trained faculty with real-world expertise and LEED project knowledge to share.
Jay Hall
Continuing Education:
This full-day workshop is also approved for LEED specific continuing education hours, which would be of interest to any LEED AP’s looking to maintain their credential. It’s also helpful for anyone intending to take the LEED AP + Homes exam.
Course Fee
$199 / Early bird non member rate (through 11/2)
$230 / Standard rate
$175 Student / Affordable housing developer pricing is available. Contact info@alliancees.org for more information.
This full-day workshop is also something approved for LEED specific continuing education hours, which would be of interest to any LEED AP’s looking to maintain their credential. It’s also helpful for anyone intending to take the LEED AP + Homes exam.
