A friend of the Hoots Group is putting together a conference early next year that deals with the lifecyles of both buildings and the materials in the building. This is a very important topic as we design and build new structures. By extending the lifecycle of the building may help you get better financing and saves future generations time and money on building maintenance and upgrades.
From their website:
Why Should You Attend? This is the first conference of its kind focused on the Southeast! We will examine issues that may have substantial impacts on design and construction in the Southeast such as: drought, congestion, diminished air quality, stormwater, energy costs, greenhouse gas emissions, and construction waste and recycling. The conference will consider the complete construction lifecycle– site preparation, building materials selection, debris management, air pollution control, stormwater and sediment control, demolition, converting buildings for reuse, design for disassembly and creating buildings that facilitate and anticipate future changes. You will hear from Regional and National experts on the full construction lifecycle; and network with federal, state and local government officials and regulators.
For more information visit www.lifecycleconstruction.net
or just review this flier for the event.
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