
About This Course:
Urban development with incorporation of sustainable design strategies and management vision promote interconnected green space, a multi-modal transportation system, and mixed-use development. Diverse public and private partnerships can be used to create sustainable and livable communities that protect historic, cultural, and environmental resources. In addition, supports from policymakers, regulators and developers for sustainable site planning and construction techniques are critical in reducing pollution and establishing a balance between built and natural systems.
In this learning program, attendees will understand the difference in development decisions and outcomes; and the philosophical, political, administrative impediments and enhancements to sustainable outcomes. The four major elements of focus are transportation systems, open space, architecture and land planning.
In this learning program, elements of and examples of office design elements that incorporates the WELL Building Concepts will be examined. Examples will be presented to reinforce the attendees understanding as to how the WELL design concepts can enhance the productivity, quality of life and mental well-being of employees.
Learning Objective 1
Attendees will learn how the sustainable strategies and planning can create sustainable and livable communities that protect historic, cultural, and environmental resources.
Learning Objective 2
Attendees will understand how the project development decisions and outcomes can impact the environment, as well as about the impediments and enhancements to sustainable outcomes.
Learning Objective 3
Attendees will understand how sustainability can reinforce the “sense of place”, which characterizes the relationship between people and spatial settings.
Learning Objective 4
Examples of pivotal projects will be presented to reinforce the attendees’ understanding as to how sustainable urban planning and architectural concepts can impact the environment.
About the Speaker:

Robert Karn
Principal at Consilium Urban Design & Architecture
Principal Estimator at the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey, possessing more than 20 years of experience in establishing and reviewing estimates for heavy civil construction projects of various types (aviation, passenger and freight rails, roadways and utilities, bridges and tunnels, etc.) and at all design stages (from order-of-magnitude through bid estimates), and proficient in both design-bid-build and design-build / fast-track projects. Currently assigned to be the lead estimator to the $13 billion JFK Redevelopment Program and responsible for conceptual estimate development and audit reviews. Previously worked for STV, Incorporated, Con Edison, MTA New York City Transit and MTA Bridges & Tunnels.
Professional licences and credentials include:
Professional Engineer (PE) in New York State
Professional Engineer (P. Eng.) in the Provinces of Alberta and British Columbia, Canada
PMI Project Management Professional (PMP)
WELL AP
USGBC / GBCI LEED Green Associate
AVIXA Certified Technology Specialist
Additional information
Speaker | Robert Karn, Principal at Consilium Urban Design & Architecture |
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Webinar Date | Thursday, Sep 29, 2022 |
Webinar Time | 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM ET |
Course Codes | AIA 500CSD |
Accreditation | 2.0 AIA LU-HSW / 2.0 PDH |