The Future of Local Sustainability Codes

Local jurisdictions are grappling with the climate crisis in unique ways. This May 30th, join members in the West for a panel discussion and Q&A opportunity with Roaring Fork building officials, construction industry leaders, and elected officials about the current state and future goals for sustainability codes. This panel event is a forum to discuss what’s working, and how construction industry professionals can be a part of the next steps.

Moderator: Cortney Woller, AIA, CCY Architects.

Panelists:

• John Doyle - City Council, City of Aspen
• Bonnie Muhigirwa - Chief Building Officer, City of Aspen
• Greg Poschman - Commissioner, Pitkin County
• Jeff Erickson - Pitkin Chief Building Official, Pitkin County
• Kim Schlaepfer - Managing Director Lotus Sustainability
• Marty Treadyway - CEO, Net Zero Builders.

Location: Rocky Mountain Institute, 22830 Two Rivers Road, Basalt, CO 81621

This event has been approved for 2 LU|HSW.

This event is free for AIA members and $25 for non-members.

Many thanks to:

• The Community Office for Resource Efficiency (CORE)
• Land and Shelter Architecture + Planning
• Rocky Mountain Institute

Image courtesy of Land+Shelter Architecture and Planning.

Registrations may be transferred to another attendee up to 24 hours prior to the event by contacting rylee@aiacolorado.org. Registrations cancelled 7 days or more in advance will be refunded the registration rate minus fees. Refunds are unavailable within 7 days of the event.