Join AIARE as we welcome Brian Court, FAIA and Partner of Miller Hull, Seattle for the North by North Coast Fall Lecture. Thanks to Summit Engineering for sponsoring Food + Drinks and to all our sponsors for helping support our chapter to make this event happen! A special thanks to Danny Strening for creating the poster.
Evolutionary Design
Participants will learn how the Miller Hull Partnership has embraced the challenge of climate change and how the firm’s design process has adapted as it strives for a regenerative process and practice.
Learning objectives:
- Explain how embodied carbon differs from operational carbon
- Recognize the characteristics of a performance-driven design process
- Understand the seven petals of the Living Building Challenge
- Calculate Energy Use Intensity for a building
Brian Court, FAIA, Partner
Brian Court has brought sustainable design to the forefront of the public realm with his performance-driven design process that works in harmony with natural forces, shaping our environment and establishing a low-impact, regenerative future. Since joining Miller Hull in 2001, Brian has led the design of numerous high profile and complex landmark projects using a deft combination of time-tested and innovative design strategies and emerging technologies. This has earned him the reputation as an advocate for groundbreaking sustainable design.
Brian has a master’s degree in architecture from the University of Washington and continues to give back to the program as a guest reviewer and thesis critic. Pushing the boundaries of current practice make him a highly sought-after speaker and instructor who regularly shares his insight and experience with other designers and students. Additionally, Brian was honored with the distinguished and singular Young Architect Award by AIA Seattle in 2013.
Bookings
Bookings are closed for this event.