Designing for Water: Understanding Impacts for Resilience and Decarbonization
Comments
YES: very detail in the
YES: very detail in the learning objectives, and very relevant to this year theme, providing tools and resource is mentioned which in learning objective- very important, and I this can raise more focus about water in climate resilience. Between this and Proposal # 192 also about water topic, this one is a stronger candidate.
No. I really liked this
No. I really liked this session, and I think it is strong and would be an interesting discussion of building/campus level design around water, and explore the push and pull as different disciplines vie for money and space on the site. I think showing the tension between the disciplines and how this has been successfully navigated would be engaging, especially for design professionals and owners/developers who have to navigate this and design for positive sum solutions all the time. The session would expore a few case studies presented by each, and talk about how they designed for water use in the building and around bulk water management at site /building level. Some of this material was presented virttually at session for Boston Society of Architects if committee is interested in reviewing that to see content. This directly addresses issues of resilience and how to retrofit existing buildings/sites to manage increased precipitation and coastal flooding. If we need to bring in more content on these topics, I think this would be a great one.
Yes; This session directly
Yes; This session directly responds to this year's conference theme and includes different project team perspectives, including MEP, civil engineer, and Architect. Round 2 reviewer to understand if this team has worked closely together before, level of experience of the speakers, time management etc. given three speakers for one session.