Thursday,January 9th, 2003
"Leadership in Energy and
Environmental Design
(LEED) Intermediate Workshop"

8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
University of Pennsylvania, Houston Hall
This program is worth 7 AIA LUs (HSW)

The LEED Green Building Rating System is a comprehensive, voluntary design and assessment tool that helps design, engineering and construction professionals improve building efficiency, and measure the sustainability of their projects.

Understanding LEED is an important step for reducing environmental impacts and achieving superior economic performance. Design professionals, engineers, facility managers and building owners who master LEED concepts and processes become knowledgeable practitioners and consumers of green design and construction.

By attending the workshop you will:

• Introduce yourself to green-building design benefits and strategies.
• Learn how to use the LEED Green Building Rating System™.
• Learn about green building resources to use in your projects.
• Acquire the tools and insights for leveraging green design and LEED™ into your practice and differentiate yourself in the marketplace.
• Become an educated consumer of sustainable building practices.

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Registration:
http://www.usgbc.org

Cost: Early Registration
USGBC Member $325
Non-Member $425
Late Registration
USGBC Member $355
Non-Member $475

Information:
Charles Chelotti
Cchelotti@pennoni.com
215.222.3000
or Heather Engman
hengman@usgbc.org
202.828.7422

Co-hosts:
American Institute of Architects,
Committee on the Environment and
Delaware Valley Green Building
Council, a chapter of U.S. Green
Building Council

Sponsors:
University of Pennsylvania