12-10-2024
1. Understand how chemistry enhances material function, features and performance.
2. Identify how sustainable design and environmental analysis tools aid in selection of building materials and systems.
3. Learn how material durability, construction function and features are enhanced by ingredient selection.
4. Gain insight on industry regulation, standards and processes promote product safety.
good course
RobertGreat!
MatsonThank you!
SeanGood Course
AlbertThanks
CherieThank you for this wonderful course.
Davidgreat presentation!
MatthewInformative Webinar! Slides were dark on the bottom and slid off of my screen for some reason, other than that, very clear presentation!
HowardThank you!
EszterI feel very confident in my ability to perform a Building Material Analysis for LEED credit after taking this course!
Chelseagood course
NicholasLEED is continually growing
CarrieGood class
PedroThe course was helpful. But, it doesn't seem that the "Additional Resources" matches the presentation & associated slides & quiz. Based on the presenter, it is likely the beginning seminar for a "series" surrounding this subject. Please correct for future users.
StaceeThanks
JenniferGreat course
JaclynnInformative
MarcoThings to consider when specifying materials
KelleeVery interesting presentation.
MarkGreat Content
Adamgreat info
KateGreat presentation
Eliasgood content
MarkInformative.
AfsanehInteresting Course!
JesseVery general, but does make you think.
FredGood seminar. Thank you
Davidvery informative! Thank you!
robertGreat
ChaohuaInformative course
LloydIt was great and practical. thank you
AmirNo easy to understand
Heevavery informative. Love it. cleared lots of confusions.
ManzoorInformative
Domenicon/a
JesseThanks
Aparnagood stuff
RobThis was an informative CE
EleanorGreat course
AlexI really .like this presenter
ElaineThank you.
BrianInformativo
JulioVery informative
MohandasGreat Presentation!
AbbieInteresting topic. thanks
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HoracioN/A
ALICEOverview of how to achieve the LEED Pilot Credit 103, using a paint product as an example. Details how to complete the required LEED documentation (credit matrix) and where to find additional resources. Provides details on how to assess products for the five life cycle stages.
LaurieThank you! Good course.
Laylagreat
KishorVery interesting pilot credit with lots of advice on how to get the information to achieve it!
SheriThank you very much
Clementgreat
NickVer informative
WillliamGood course
OttoThanks for the presentation
LiquanNice Presentation
ShenshuAmazing
Gabrielgood info
LanGreat course!
JeffreyGreat!
Ramona Venerano comment
EmilyGreat course.
BahramGreat
AhmedGOOD
SaharVery informative. I was surprised that US and Canada are behind when compared to Europe on publicly available EPDs.
RaoulEasy to follow course - good presenter.
RohitVery informative thank you
EvanVery informative thank you
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EvanVery informative thank you.
EvanVery informative thank you.
EvanVery informative thank you.
EvanThank you!
MeridythVery useful info.
MohamedGreat Lecture. Thank you!
DarwinInformative Video!
Matthewvery good course on introductory pilot program
CarolineA little difficult to follow for so much information
MarkVery informative course!
Bradleyunexpectantly a good course, interesting and vital
KarlGood general information about LCA's and make conscious decisions about building products.
CatherineGood
MerinInformative
HelenFREE
In the materials selection process, builders seek to balance numerous product performance attributes, including durability, aesthetics and health, safety and environmental impacts. Transparency and life cycle thinking are central components of a robust materials selection process, one that enables builders to choose the most appropriate materials for their project The U.S. Green Building Council now offers an innovative LEED pilot credit (#103), Integrative Analysis of Building Materials, to encourage building project teams to evaluate products and materials using available life cycle information to identify those that have positive environmental, health and safety impacts. The credit informs project team decisions by providing access to information shared by building materials manufacturers on their product’s life cycle impacts.
Credits: 1 AIA HSW + 1 GBCI (USGBC/CAGBC) + 1 AIBD Elective + 1 AIBC Core LU + 1 AAA Structured LU + 1 OAA, OAQ, SAA, MAA, AAPEI, NWTAA
Length: 1h
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In the materials selection process, builders seek to balance numerous product performance attributes, including durability, aesthetics and health, safety and environmental impacts. Transparency and life cycle thinking are central components of a robust materials selection process, one that enables builders to choose the most appropriate materials for their project The U.S. Green Building Council now offers an innovative LEED pilot credit (#103), Integrative Analysis of Building Materials, to encourage building project teams to evaluate products and materials using available life cycle information to identify those that have positive environmental, health and safety impacts. The credit informs project team decisions by providing access to information shared by building materials manufacturers on their product’s life cycle impacts.
Credits: 1 AIA HSW + 1 GBCI (USGBC/CAGBC) + 1 AIBD Elective + 1 AIBC Core LU + 1 AAA Structured LU + 1 OAA, OAQ, SAA, MAA, AAPEI, NWTAA
Length: 1h
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1. Understand how chemistry enhances material function, features and performance.
2. Identify how sustainable design and environmental analysis tools aid in selection of building materials and systems.
3. Learn how material durability, construction function and features are enhanced by ingredient selection.
4. Gain insight on industry regulation, standards and processes promote product safety.
good course
RobertGreat!
MatsonThank you!
SeanGood Course
AlbertThanks
CherieThank you for this wonderful course.
Davidgreat presentation!
MatthewInformative Webinar! Slides were dark on the bottom and slid off of my screen for some reason, other than that, very clear presentation!
HowardThank you!
EszterI feel very confident in my ability to perform a Building Material Analysis for LEED credit after taking this course!
Chelseagood course
NicholasLEED is continually growing
CarrieGood class
PedroThe course was helpful. But, it doesn't seem that the "Additional Resources" matches the presentation & associated slides & quiz. Based on the presenter, it is likely the beginning seminar for a "series" surrounding this subject. Please correct for future users.
StaceeThanks
JenniferGreat course
JaclynnInformative
MarcoThings to consider when specifying materials
KelleeVery interesting presentation.
MarkGreat Content
Adamgreat info
KateGreat presentation
Eliasgood content
MarkInformative.
AfsanehInteresting Course!
JesseVery general, but does make you think.
FredGood seminar. Thank you
Davidvery informative! Thank you!
robertGreat
ChaohuaInformative course
LloydIt was great and practical. thank you
AmirNo easy to understand
Heevavery informative. Love it. cleared lots of confusions.
ManzoorInformative
Domenicon/a
JesseThanks
Aparnagood stuff
RobThis was an informative CE
EleanorGreat course
AlexI really .like this presenter
ElaineThank you.
BrianInformativo
JulioVery informative
MohandasGreat Presentation!
AbbieInteresting topic. thanks
DAVOUDIt would be nice what is the course ID
DejanInteresting information
HoracioInteresting information
HoracioInteresting information
HoracioInteresting information
HoracioInteresting information
HoracioInteresting information
HoracioInteresting information
HoracioInteresting information
HoracioN/A
ALICEOverview of how to achieve the LEED Pilot Credit 103, using a paint product as an example. Details how to complete the required LEED documentation (credit matrix) and where to find additional resources. Provides details on how to assess products for the five life cycle stages.
LaurieThank you! Good course.
Laylagreat
KishorVery interesting pilot credit with lots of advice on how to get the information to achieve it!
SheriThank you very much
Clementgreat
NickVer informative
WillliamGood course
OttoThanks for the presentation
LiquanNice Presentation
ShenshuAmazing
Gabrielgood info
LanGreat course!
JeffreyGreat!
Ramona Venerano comment
EmilyGreat course.
BahramGreat
AhmedGOOD
SaharVery informative. I was surprised that US and Canada are behind when compared to Europe on publicly available EPDs.
RaoulEasy to follow course - good presenter.
RohitVery informative thank you
EvanVery informative thank you
EvanVery informative thank you
EvanVery informative thank you
EvanVery informative thank you.
EvanVery informative thank you.
EvanVery informative thank you.
EvanThank you!
MeridythVery useful info.
MohamedGreat Lecture. Thank you!
DarwinInformative Video!
Matthewvery good course on introductory pilot program
CarolineA little difficult to follow for so much information
MarkVery informative course!
Bradleyunexpectantly a good course, interesting and vital
KarlGood general information about LCA's and make conscious decisions about building products.
CatherineGood
MerinInformative
Helen