The pEUI Difference: How Energy Modeling Drives 2030 Commitment Performance in Architecture Practice
The session will cover why energy is an HSW issue for architects, AIA 2030 Commitment goals, metrics and reporting, the latest 2024 By the Numbers results and include a live interactive early phase energy modeling example using SEFAIRA that illustrates how to analyze passive/active design measures that protect both the climate and the people buildings serve, report to the DDx, and plan for more iterative building energy modeling throughout the design process.
This event will future Tommy Zakrzewski, Allied Member.
As Founder and Chief Building Scientist of Zakrzewski Architectural Engineering, LLC (ZAE), Dr. Tommy Zakrzewski focuses on the scientific aspects of building design, construction and performance. He is a premier expert in Building Engineering Physics and specializes in detailed, physics-based simulations of building energy consumption and demand.
He provides scientific expertise to design and construction teams to ensure buildings are optimized for performance
while working with various stakeholders, including architects, engineers, contractors, and clients, to achieve common Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) goals. In terms of research and development, he advances research into new building materials, technologies, and construction techniques with advanced building energy modeling (BEM) software and tools.
When: Tuesday, August 18, 12pm-1pm
Where: Center for Architecture
Cost: AIA Members and MEPs - Free
Non-Members - $25
Price range: $0.00 through $25.00
