2008 International Conference and Exhibition
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Sustainability: Earning the Platinum and Appraising the Gold: A Tale of Two Medical Centers
Program Code:
360
Date:
Wednesday, March 12, 2008
Time:
1:45 PM to 3:00 PM
EST
SPEAKER
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Andy Frichtl, Principal,
Interface Engineering, Portland, Oregon
The recipient of numerous awards, Andy is well known as a leader in sustainable design. As a Principal at Interface Engineering, he specializes in energy efficiency and conservation, and uses energy modeling and analysis to design
cost-effective building systems.
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Diane Shiner is a principal with Mahlum Architects and an expert in healthcare programming and planning. With over 27 years of experience, the impact of her work can be seen in medical center campuses across the Pacific Northwest.
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Description
Two Northwest Medical Centers decided to pursue the highest levels of LEED® certification. The Center for Health & Healing was the first Platinum rated healthcare building in the nation. Hear the strategies that led them to achieve this, along with the challenges to standard practice, their integrated design approach, and the lessons learned along the way. Providence Newberg Hospital was the first healthcare facility to achieve LEED Gold. Gain insight from evaluating their performance over the past year and a half of operations. This session enables attendees to:
•State the principles of integrated design as they apply to master plans and complex healthcare projects.
•Evaluate projected performance, as well as actual performance, and explore the cause for any variance.
•Demonstrate a variety of tools to evaluate performance, particularly in the key areas of: User Experience, Clinical Operations, and Building Infrastructure.