Join Green Light New York for a book presentation and dialogue with Christoph Reinhart.

Designing buildings to take advantage of daylight is not a new discipline, but few people have a deeper understanding of this subject than Christoph Reinhart of MIT. One of the preeminent academics in the field of sustainable building science, Reinhart has focused for many years on the intersection of timeless design fundamentals and innovative technology. He has brought all of his considerable intellect to Volume 1 of his Daylighting Handbook series, published this year. The volume adeptly describes the physical characteristics of the sun and the human eye, lays out the design fundamentals of allowing daylight to guide the massing and shading of your project, and describes the tools available to guide analysis.

Following his presentation, Mr. Reinhart will discuss the state of daylighting design with another luminary in the field, Davidson Norris. Mr. Norris is a principal of Carpenter Norris Consulting, whose work most recently includes the stunning oculus within the Fulton Street Transit Center.

Learn more about the Daylighting Handbook here.

Speakers:
Christopher Reinhart, Associate Professor of MIT
Davidson Norris, Principal of Carpenter Norris Consulting

Public Schedule:
6:00-7:30 Presentation & Dialogue
7:30-8:00 Reception

Address:
31 Chambers Street, Suite 609.
New York, NY 10007
Intersection of Chambers St and Centre St.

Directions:
R, 4, 5, 6 to City Hall
A,C, J to Chambers Street

Beer and wine reception will follow audience questions. This is available for 1.5 AIA CEUs.

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