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AIA 2030 Commitment : Architects Prepare to Meet the Challenge The raw resource extraction, manufacturing, construction, usage, and end-of-life stages of building products each generate significant greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Slowing

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AIA 2030 Commitment : Architects Prepare to Meet the Challenge

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2030 Challenge

“The raw resource extraction, manufacturing, construction, usage, and end-of-life stages of building products each generate significant greenhouse gas (GHG)

  • emissions. Slowing the growth

rate of GHG emissions and then reversing it is the key to addressing climate change.”

Architecture 2030 founder Edward Mazria

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2030 Commitment - Why do it?

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2030 Commitment - Why do it?

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Architecture2030.org

All new buildings, developments and major renovations to have a 50% reduction in fossil fuel, GHG emissions and energy consumption now Further reductions as follows;

  • 60% in 2010
  • 70% in 2015
  • 80% in 2020
  • 90% in 2025
  • Carbon Neutral in 2030

2030 Commitment - Why do it?

  • ximately
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Architecture2030.org

All new buildings, developments and major renovations to have a 50% reduction in fossil fuel, GHG emissions and energy consumption now Further reductions as follows;

  • 60% in 2010
  • 70% in 2015
  • 80% in 2020
  • 90% in 2025
  • Carbon Neutral in 2030

2030 Commitment - Why do it?

  • ximately
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Architecture2030.org

All new buildings, developments and major renovations to have a 50% reduction in fossil fuel, GHG emissions and energy consumption now Further reductions as follows;

  • 60% in 2010
  • 70% in 2015
  • 80% in 2020
  • 90% in 2025
  • Carbon Neutral in 2030

2030 Commitment - Why do it?

As of 2010, the total U.S. building stock is approximately 275 billion square feet.

  • ximately
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Architecture2030.org

All new buildings, developments and major renovations to have a 50% reduction in fossil fuel, GHG emissions and energy consumption now Further reductions as follows;

  • 60% in 2010
  • 70% in 2015
  • 80% in 2020
  • 90% in 2025
  • Carbon Neutral in 2030

2030 Commitment - Why do it?

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During normal economic times, we tear down approximately 1.75 billion square feet of buildings each year

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Architecture2030.org

All new buildings, developments and major renovations to have a 50% reduction in fossil fuel, GHG emissions and energy consumption now Further reductions as follows;

  • 60% in 2010
  • 70% in 2015
  • 80% in 2020
  • 90% in 2025
  • Carbon Neutral in 2030

2030 Commitment - Why do it?

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Every year, we renovate approximately 5 billion square feet.

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Architecture2030.org

All new buildings, developments and major renovations to have a 50% reduction in fossil fuel, GHG emissions and energy consumption now Further reductions as follows;

  • 60% in 2010
  • 70% in 2015
  • 80% in 2020
  • 90% in 2025
  • Carbon Neutral in 2030

2030 Commitment - Why do it?

  • ximately

Each year we build approximately 5 billion square feet.

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Architecture2030.org

All new buildings, developments and major renovations to have a 50% reduction in fossil fuel, GHG emissions and energy consumption now Further reductions as follows;

  • 60% in 2010
  • 70% in 2015
  • 80% in 2020
  • 90% in 2025
  • Carbon Neutral in 2030

2030 Commitment - Why do it?

  • ximately

By 2035, approximately 75% of the built environment will be either new or renovated. This transformation over the next 25 years represents a historic opportunity for the architecture and building community to avoid dangerous climate change.

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2030 Commitment

Four Parts to the 2030 Commitment

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2030 Commitment

Four Parts to the 2030 Commitment

1.Letter of Commitment

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2030 Commitment

1.Letter of Commitment 2.Immediate Operational Actions 3.Sustainability Action Plan 4.Reporting

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2030 Commitment

1.Letter of Commitment 2.Immediate Operational Actions 3.Sustainability Action Plan 4.Reporting

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2030 Commitment

1.Letter of Commitment 2.Immediate Operational Actions 3.Sustainability Action Plan 4.Reporting

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2030 Commitment

1.Letter of Commitment 2.Immediate Operational Actions 3.Sustainability Action Plan 4.Reporting

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2030 Commitment

1.Letter of Commitment 2.Immediate Operational Actions 3.Sustainability Action Plan 4.Reporting

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2030 Commitment

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1.Gather data

a. Project Gross Square Footage (GSF) b. Predicted Energy Use Intensity (EUI) c. Lighting Power Density (LPD) if interior project d. Was the project modeled? (Y/N) e. Will actual energy use data be collected (Y/N)

  • 2. Enter data into worksheet
  • 3. Print worksheet out and submit to AIA National

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Predicted Energy Use Intensity EUI = kBTU/square foot/year Lighting Power Density LPD = Watts/square foot

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Reporting Tool - Worksheet

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2011 Kipnis Architecture + Planning

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Reporting Tool - Worksheet

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2011 Kipnis Architecture + Planning

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Reporting Tool - Worksheet Input

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Reporting Tool - References

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Reporting Tool - References Residential EUI

SF Detached = 44 SF Attached = 44 Multi-Fam 2-4 units = 58 Muilt-Fam 5 or more = 50

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2030 U.S. Regional Residential EUI’s

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2030 U.S. Regional Residential EUI’s

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How to Determine an EUI

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How to Determine an EUI

  • 1. Check Default Code

a. Usually IECC 2006 (20% reduction) IECC 2009 (35% reduction) or IECC 2012 (45% reduction) b. Goal is 60% reduction for 2010-2014 c. Average Midwest EUI for single family is 49.5 d. Therefore, current 2030 goal is 60% reduction = 19.8

  • 2. Calculate Actual EUI

a. REScheck is standard for many municipalities. b. Different software programs are available that can do this.

  • 3. What if I can’t calculate the EUI?

a. Submit code compliant amounts (20%, 35% or 45%)

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2030 Commitment

Analysis Programs

  • 1. REScheck
  • 2. IES VE-ware Plug for SketchUp
  • 3. HEED
  • 4. EcoDesigner for Archicad
  • 5. EnergyPlus OpenStudio
  • 6. GreenSpace Research’s gModeler Plug-in for SketchUp
  • 7. Autodesk’s Green Building Studio
  • 8. Passive House Planning Software (PHPP)
  • 9. Other software
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2030 Commitment

EPW Climate File

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2030 Commitment

EPW Climate File

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2030 Commitment

EPW Climate File

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2030 Commitment

EPW Climate File

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REScheck

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2030 Commitment

IES VE-ware (free software/Sketchup Plug-in)

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2030 Commitment

IES VE-ware (free software/Sketchup Plug-in)

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2030 Commitment

IES VE-ware (free software/Sketchup Plug-in)

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2030 Commitment

IES VE-ware (free software/Sketchup Plug-in)

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2030 Commitment

IES VE-Pro (subscription based suite of building performance tools)

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2030 Commitment

IES VE-Pro (subscription based suite of building performance tools)

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2030 Commitment

IES VE-Pro (subscription based suite of building performance tools)

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HEED

2030 Commitment

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HEED

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HEED

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HEED

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Reporting

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Benefits of 2030 Challenge

a. Understanding of a projects’ EUI. b. Inexpensive, easy and early energy analysis. c. Understanding of the design impact of the following; a. Climate b. Orientation c. Windows d. Insulation e. Mechanical Systems d. Will make your firm more marketable to be able to state the energy use

  • f projects and show how they perform.
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AIA 2030 Commitment : Architects Prepare to Meet the Challenge

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