Sustainable Building Speakers Series - Presented by the U.S.Green Building Council NY Upstate Chapter
"LEED for Schools - Let's Get Specific" - May 7, 2008 at Hudson Valley Community College
This presentation will focus on strategies and products to assist in achieving some of the LEED for Schools credits
in the “Materials & Resources” and “Indoor Environmental Quality” categories.
We will also discuss why these strategies and products are important for occupant health and well being,
improvement in test scores, community enrichment, environmental protection and the school district’s bottom line.
The information presented will be taken from case studies and personal experiences.
Join your fellow architects, engineers, constructors and materials suppliers for dinner and an informational evening with
Diane Brandli, ASID, CID, LEED AP, Director of Interior Design with Ashley McGraw Architects, an award-winning
architectural firm with more than 35 years' experience designing educational, institutional and municipal buildings.
Ashley McGraw Architects operates offices in Syracuse and Long Island, NY.
Diane Brandli has worked as an Interior Designer for more than 25 years, and has been a design team member
for many award-winning educational and institutional projects. Her recent experience includes three LEED registered
projects. She is a member of the USGBC Upstate New York Chapter, and is currently serving as the Green Schools Advocate for the chapter.
The evening's schedule includes a buffet dinner to be served at 5:30pm, with Diane Brandli's presentation to follow.
Download all the details on this sustainable event, and make your plans now to attend!
Click here to download the Sustainable Speakers Series Announcement.
Please contact Wayne Williams, LEED AP, Chief Sustainability Officer at U.W. Marx to confirm your attendance.
You can reach Wayne via email at wwilliams@uwmarx.com, or call him at
(518) 272-2541 ext.150.
This event is hosted by the Architecture, Construction and Civil Engineering Technologies Department
at Hudson Valley Community College.
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