Low Carbon Buildings: Tackling Materials and Construction
Date: April 11, 2024
The Building Electrification Clubhouse hosted a pivotal event that delved into the critical issue of embodied carbon in buildings and construction supply chains. This gathering brought together industry experts to explore sustainable building practices and innovative strategies for reducing the carbon footprint of construction materials and processes.
The event focused on the benefits and strategies of working with low-carbon materials such as concrete, mass timber, and steel, as well as designing for deconstruction and reuse. Attendees gained valuable insights into groundbreaking products, technologies, and policies aimed at creating more sustainable building practices. The discussions highlighted the importance of addressing embodied carbon as a crucial component in the broader effort to reduce the environmental impact of the built environment, complementing ongoing efforts in building electrification and energy efficiency.
Participants:
Panelists: Massey Burke, Brian Reyes, and a representative from oWOW mass-timber construction
The Building Electrification Clubhouse, hosted by BIG Oakland, continues to be a hub for knowledge-sharing and innovation in sustainable building practices. Our events bring together experts and practitioners to tackle the challenges of creating an electrified, energy-efficient future.
