Meeting next Thursday: Unlocking the ROI of Green Building

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Barb Scavezze
Tue, Mar 18, 2014 6:22 PM

The EcoBuilding Guild brings all kinds of speakers to our community.
Considering your interest in sustainability, I thought you'd be particularly
interested in this one.

Feel free to forward to folks who might be interested!  Flyer attached -
please print and post where interested people gather.

UNLOCKING THE ROI OF GREEN BUILDING - THE BridgeMeadows_Walsh.jpgAMP
INITIATIVE

South Sound Chapter Monthly Meeting

6:30 PM, Thursday March 27

MIXX 96 Community Room, 119 Washington St NE, Olympia

With Derek Johnson, Walsh  Construction Co.

Program begins at 7:00 come early to share food and network!

When is the most economical building design also the most sustainable?

The goal of Walsh Construction's Asset Management and Preservation (AMP)
Initiative is to find the 'sweet spot,' between higher up-front costs and
long-term payback from a more efficient and valuable building.  The key is
to have better choices at the earliest opportunity.  AMP helps Walsh clients
unlock the "Return on Investment" (ROI) of their sustainable building by
integrating detailed analysis of life-cycle cost, material and systems
choices, versus resource conservation (energy, water, future work) in
relation to the Total Cost of Ownership.  This information connects and
leverages the strengths of the design team early in the process.  AMP
applies to existing buildings, renovations and new construction.

About the Presenter:
Derek Johnson, LEED AP, Lifecycle Cost Analyst and Preconstruction
Walsh Construction Co.

Derek joined Walsh six years ago as a project engineer after 12 years of
active duty as an Army Officer. Derek is a West Point graduate with a B.S.
in Mechanical Engineering and a Masters in Management & Leadership. As
Construction Superintendent, Derek led the effort to achieve LEED Platinum
certification for Salishan 7 - one of largest LEED for Homes Platinum
projects in the country at the time. Derek's work on job-site coordination,
safety and quality control also kept the project well-organized and safe. At
Greenfire Campus in Seattle, Derek was responsible for managing many of the
project's green requirements, as well as the building's envelope and energy
performance. Greenfire Campus recently received ENR's Merit Award for Green
Building and is a LEED project on track to achieve a Platinum certification.
Derek will assist the team with lifecycle analyses of products, components
and systems in the planning phase.

More information about this event
<http://www.ecobuilding.org/events/unlocking-the-roi-of-green-building-the-a
mp-initiative> .

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mp-initiative> NWEBGLogoHoriz-med.jpg

Chris van Daalen, Education Coordinator
NW EcoBuilding Guild

911 Adams St. SE Olympia

(360) 789-9669
mailto:cvan@theverdantgroup.com cvan@theverdantgroup.com
mailto:education@ecobuilding.org education@ecobuilding.org

Making it Easier to Build Green!

www.EcoBuilding.org

www.CodeInnovations.org

www.Vision2Action.us

The EcoBuilding Guild brings all kinds of speakers to our community. Considering your interest in sustainability, I thought you'd be particularly interested in this one. Feel free to forward to folks who might be interested! Flyer attached - please print and post where interested people gather. UNLOCKING THE ROI OF GREEN BUILDING - THE BridgeMeadows_Walsh.jpgAMP INITIATIVE South Sound Chapter Monthly Meeting 6:30 PM, Thursday March 27 MIXX 96 Community Room, 119 Washington St NE, Olympia With Derek Johnson, Walsh Construction Co. Program begins at 7:00 come early to share food and network! When is the most economical building design also the most sustainable? The goal of Walsh Construction's Asset Management and Preservation (AMP) Initiative is to find the 'sweet spot,' between higher up-front costs and long-term payback from a more efficient and valuable building. The key is to have better choices at the earliest opportunity. AMP helps Walsh clients unlock the "Return on Investment" (ROI) of their sustainable building by integrating detailed analysis of life-cycle cost, material and systems choices, versus resource conservation (energy, water, future work) in relation to the Total Cost of Ownership. This information connects and leverages the strengths of the design team early in the process. AMP applies to existing buildings, renovations and new construction. About the Presenter: Derek Johnson, LEED AP, Lifecycle Cost Analyst and Preconstruction Walsh Construction Co. Derek joined Walsh six years ago as a project engineer after 12 years of active duty as an Army Officer. Derek is a West Point graduate with a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering and a Masters in Management & Leadership. As Construction Superintendent, Derek led the effort to achieve LEED Platinum certification for Salishan 7 - one of largest LEED for Homes Platinum projects in the country at the time. Derek's work on job-site coordination, safety and quality control also kept the project well-organized and safe. At Greenfire Campus in Seattle, Derek was responsible for managing many of the project's green requirements, as well as the building's envelope and energy performance. Greenfire Campus recently received ENR's Merit Award for Green Building and is a LEED project on track to achieve a Platinum certification. Derek will assist the team with lifecycle analyses of products, components and systems in the planning phase. More information about this event <http://www.ecobuilding.org/events/unlocking-the-roi-of-green-building-the-a mp-initiative> . <http://www.ecobuilding.org/events/unlocking-the-roi-of-green-building-the-a mp-initiative> NWEBGLogoHoriz-med.jpg Chris van Daalen, Education Coordinator NW EcoBuilding Guild 911 Adams St. SE Olympia (360) 789-9669 <mailto:cvan@theverdantgroup.com> cvan@theverdantgroup.com <mailto:education@ecobuilding.org> education@ecobuilding.org Making it Easier to Build Green! www.EcoBuilding.org www.CodeInnovations.org www.Vision2Action.us