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There are currently over 1,571 LEED certified warehouses and distribution centers around the world totaling 568,648,197 gross square feet of space. While the majority of these projects are owned by investors and corporations, there are also projects owned by federal state and local governments, higher education and non-profit organizations. In 2013, LEED released guidance specific to this space type to support how it addressed key topics including commissioning and high process loads, materials diversion, water use and more. This work has been further refined in LEED v4.1
During this event, we’ll hear from three experts in implementing LEED in warehouses and distribution centers in the US and around the world. Join us to hear stories and lessons learned and receive tips from those that have implemented LEED on dozens of logistics facilitates.
Learning Objectives:
- Gain an understanding of how to implement LEED BD+C: Warehouse and Distribution Centers Core and LEED BD+C: Shell under v4 and v4.1
- Recognize strategies by which daylight, stormwater and lighting systems may more efficiently earn LEED points
- Understand how teams have used energy and water models to determine if projects are operating efficiently after occupancy
- Learn how to effectively implement LEED commissioning requirements for Warehouse & Distribution Centers
Panel of Expert Speakers:
- Nate Maniktala, Principal, BranchPattern
- Michelle Raigosa, President, Design Management Services
- Lourdes Salinas, Founder, Three
- Kat Wagenschutz, Director, Technical Solutions, USGBC