The WELL Building Standard and LEED are designed to work together, so that buildings can be both sustainable for the environment and healthy for their occupants. This module is for LEED APs who wish to understand the WELL Building Standard Materials Concept and how to design their LEED projects to help secure WELL points in the Materials Concept.

The WELL Building Standard and LEED are designed to work together, so that buildings can be both sustainable for the environment and healthy for their occupants. This module is for LEED APs who wish to understand the WELL Building Standard Thermal Comfort Concept and how to design their LEED projects to help secure WELL points in the THERMAL COMFORT Concept.

This course emphasizes the significance of sustainable procurement for green building design, construction and ongoing operations.

You will learn "The State of Net Zero Housing 2023: Inventory of Zero Report".

The WELL Building Standard and LEED are designed to work together, so that buildings can be both sustainable for the environment and healthy for their occupants. This module is for LEED APs who wish to understand the WELL Building Standard AIR Concept and how to design their LEED projects to help secure WELL points in the AIR Concept.

This module is designed to familiarize LEED practitioners with the v4.1 changes for LEED BD+C, ID+C, and O+M rating systems. Special emphasis is on interrelationships between rating systems and credit substitutions for v4.0 projects.

Learn what decarbonization is and how it affects our built environment.

The WELL Building Standard and LEED are designed to work together, so that buildings can be both sustainable for the environment and healthy for their occupants. This module is for LEED APs who wish to understand the WELL Building Standard Innovation Concept and how to design their LEED projects to help secure WELL points in the INNOVATION Concept.

You will learn "EPA's National Stormwater Calculator".

Learn how the Arc Platform provides the link between BD+C, ID+C and O+M projects.

This course delves into the environmental and human health impacts of natural gas and explains why its use in buildings contradicts green building practices and the LEED rating system.

Biodiverse landscapes are often included in sustainable building projects. Deliberately enhancing the biodiverse landscapes through integrative design and specific design strategies may have the effect of adding resilience to the project and the larger community surrounding it, as well as increasing the energy efficiency of the building systems. This module demonstrates the design strategies that can accomplish these goals.