As part of next week’s National Institute of Building
Sciences (NIBS) conference in DC SETTY’s President & Principal Raj Setty,
PE, CxA, LEED AP will be participating in the Plenary Symposium, which will
cover two of the key outcomes expected from Building Innovation 2016: an
examination of what it takes to achieve a resilient future and a vision on how
all the information presented throughout the week comes together to achieve
high-performance buildings and communities.
If you
are interested in learning about what works and what it takes for achieving
resilience, we invite you to join SETTY during the session: High Performance from Design to
Operations: A Discussion with the Dunbar High School Project Team. Speakers
include:
- Mike Dieterich,
Sustainability Manager, McKissack & McKissack (Sustainability
Consultant)
- Adam S. Fouse, Project
Manager, Gilbane Building Company (Contractor)
- Henry L. Green, Hon.
AIA, President, National Institute of Building Sciences
- Teddy Gebremichael, CCM,
LEED AP, Program Director, McKissack & McKissack (Owner's Project
Manager)
- Sean O'Donnell, AIA,
LEED AP, Principal-in-Charge, Perkins Eastman (Project Architect)
- Raj B. Setty, PE, LEED
AP, CxA, President & Principal, Setty & Associates (Mechanical
Engineer)
About
Dunbar High School: Founded in 1870 as the Preparatory High School for Colored
Youth, Dunbar High School, located in Washington, D.C., was the country’s first
public high school for African Americans. A new award-winning campus opened in 2013
to replace a 1970’s building that didn’t meet the prestige of its influential
alumni. Representatives from numerous disciplines on the project will present
lessons learned during the design, construction and operations of this LEED
Platinum project.
When: Friday, Jan 15 2016, 8:30 am - 11:00 am
Where:Washington, D.C