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Birmingham AIA Members – This is your local opportunity to learn about sustainability from internationally renowned experts on the built environment.
 Green Building Focus will bring personalities and thought leaders from global markets to join leading U.S. experts to present, debate and apply global thoughts and trends in green building to the local environment in the Southeast.
During the conference, you will receive
- Continuing Education Credits – Health, Safety, Welfare Credits and Sustainable Design Credits
- Case study-based presentations
- Break-out sessions
- An exhibition of more than 150 green building products and services
- Learning to LEED Training Course
- Delivered by the University of Florida
- Offered complimentary to all delegates who have registered for the conference
- Seating is limited, please register early
- Savings at registration for AIA Members
Learning to LEED Course
What is Learning to LEED?
Learning to LEED is an intensive two-day course offered to design and construction professionals interested in passing the U.S. Green Building Council's LEED Accredited Professional Exam. The course both facilitates exam preparation through slides, quizzes, study tips, and other resources, and provides the tools necessary for individuals to implement the LEED product suite as part of a design team.
For more information on Green Building Focus Conference & Expo, Click Here
Profiled Speakers – Click Here to Full Read Speakers’ Bios
Charles J. Kibert, Ph.d., P.E. - Conference Chairman
Professor and Director, Powell Center for Construction & Environment, College of Design, Construction and Planning, University of Florida.
Karan Grover
Karan Grover & Associates, Vadodara, India
Kathy O. Roper, CFM, MCR, LEED AP, IFMA Fellow
Associate Professor, Building Construction Program, Georgia Institute of Technology
Llewellyn Van Wyk
Research Group Leader, Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), South Africa
Gaetan Siew
Lampotang & Siew Architects, Ltd. Mauritius
Nnamdi Elleh, Ph.d.
Associate Professor of Architectural History and Theory, College of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning (DAAP), University of Cincinnati
Mick Pearce, Dip. Arch., RIBA, MAIZ
Melbourne, Australia
Dominic Sims
Chief Operating Officer, International Code Council, Washington, DC
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