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COVID–19 related deaths are spiking, viable vaccines are coming, but how we work has forever changed. Awareness of ever evolving environment code and building certifications will enable owners, developers, and designers to advance meaningful healthy materials selections, thoughtful place making design, and indoor air quality considerations that will add value and enhance team’s ability to collaborate as we approach a sense of normalcy.
Kyle Pickett, Moderator Urban Fabrick Inc’s Co-founder and COO
Kyle Pickett, is responsible for the consultancy’s West Coast operations. Additionally, Kyle is the Co-founder and Executive Director of The William J. Worthen Foundation, a 501c3 public benefit corporation that conducts research and creates outreach initiatives on the planning, design, construction, performance, and beauty of the built environment. Kyle is a member of the Commercial Real Estate Professional’s Network (CREPN).
Courtney Miller, EcoBuild Architects
Courtney Miller is Principal of Ecobuild Architects, a residential – commercial firm serving the Greater Bay Area providing unique solutions for home, office, and retail environments with a special focus on high performance, nature-inspired design. He is a part-time instructor at Laney College Architecture Department and a member of the Commercial Real Estate Professional’s Network (CREPN).
David Heinzerling, PE, Taylor Engineering
David Heinzerling is a Principal at Taylor Engineering in Alameda and a registered mechanical engineer with experience in a wide range of HVAC design project types. With a background in indoor air quality research and building science, he also has expertise in many areas of HVAC research and analysis, including indoor environmental quality monitoring, chiller plant optimization and life-cycle cost equipment selection.