Topic: Choose a "green" building* that has already been constructed. Describe its sustainable features in the following areas: location and site, water and waste, energy, atmosphere, materials, indoor environmental quality, and any other "green" categories that apply. Comment on whether the building is successful as green architecture, based on (1) your own definition of "success," and (2) what "success" means within other contexts (e.g., the LEED rating system, legal codes and standards, critiques of LEED, etc.).
Requirements:
Examine list of in-class presentations to avoid duplication — before submitting your proposal.
Email chosen project and team member names to the instructor by April 6, 2021: projects cannot duplicate other projects already chosen.
Presentation consists of a 10–15-minute in-class presentation (using PowerPoint, PDF, or other commonly-used presentation software) turned in on May 4, 2021. The exact time limit will depend on how many groups are formed.
This presentation should be done by teams of 2–3 students.
* excluding Milstein Hall at Cornell