Başlangıç: 12 Temmuz 2012 10:00
Bitiş: 13 Temmuz 2012 18:00
Yer: Hotel Midi Ankara
Kent: Ankara
Eğitim, 12 ve 13 Temmuz 2012, saat: 10:00 – 18:00 arasında Hotel Midi Ankara’da gerçekleşiyor.
Amerika Yeşil Binalar Konseyi (USGBC)’nin Türkiye Temsilcisi Çevre Dostu Yeşil Binalar Derneği’nden 2 tam günlük LEED Eğitimi….
TARİH : 12 ve 13 Temmuz 2012 Saat : 10.00 – 18.00
YER : Hotel Midi Ankara, Karyağdı Sokak No: 40 06540 Çankaya/Ankara
EĞİTİM DİLİ : Türkçe
EĞİTİM AMAÇLARI
-LEED (Leadership in energy and environmental design) değerlendirme sistemini açıklamak, konu bazında ayrıntılı bilgi vermek
-Katılımcıları LEED Green Associate sınavına hazırlamak
KİMLER KATILABİLİR?
-Yapı sektöründe çevre dostu yeşil bina tasarımı ve inşaatıyla ilgilenen endüstrinin tüm profesyonelleri
-LEED Green Associate sınavına girmek isteyenler
ÖNEMLİ NOTLAR
1-LEED Eğitimlerinde her konu alanında deneyimli LEED APler tarafından anlatılır.
2-LEED Eğitimlerinde LEED Green Associate sınavına yönelik örnek sorular bulabileceksiniz.
3-Kontenjanımız sınırlıdır. Yerler dolmadan kayıt yaptırmanız önemle tavsiye olunur.
4-Türkiye’nin en çok tercih edilen LEED Green Associate eğitimine katılmak için [email protected] adresine e-mail atmanız yeterlidir.
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Dernek Üyesi olmayanlar 800 TL ( KDV dahil )
Öğretim Görevlileri ve Öğrenciler 600 TL ( KDV dahil )
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Juanita
OK, OK, obviously I have to come in and try my best to do a llttie PR here.No, seriously, not PR. Just some explaining. LEED for Homes is literally brand-new. It just barely launched in late November. Before that, it was in pilot form. Development of LEED rating systems is a long, involved process, with lots of consensus-building among the USGBC membership, a lengthy public comment period, another lengthy balloting period, not to mention constant revisions and new versions. It’s all an attempt to make sure all the “green” elements LEED considers are truly green, realistic and applicable to the type of building being considered, etc. etc.A key part of developing the rating systems is a pilot period, which involves guinea-pig projects sorting through the process to bring to the surface any unforeseen issues (and there are always lots). With the Homes system, especially, that required third-party certification from experts who could focus on some carefully selected projects (to represent single-family homes, affordable housing, big-city high-rises, etc. etc.). It just takes time to do some quality control.And people are right. If you’re building your own home and just want to make it green for the sake of doing the right thing, there is no concrete reason to get it certified, unless you want bragging rights. LEED for Homes is mostly useful for commercial endeavors (i.e., an apartment building that wants to advertise its rooms as green, or a spec builder who wants to draw attention to a new development). It’s also useful in jurisdictions that offer tax incentives or other inducements for LEED-certified building.But LEED for Homes is definitely growing – booming, actually – and there are now something like 15,000 homes registered in the LEED process. So new providers in more geographically diverse areas will be showing up.And regarding that one guy’s comment about manufacturers wanting to get their systems LEED certified, LEED actually doesn’t certify products of any type, nor does it endorse or recommend any. Only buildings can get any kind of stamp of approval from USGBC, so it’s really not a money issue. I promise. If it was, I’d tell you. 🙂