Session Information
ASHE 2011 International Conference and Exhibition on Health Facility Planning Design and Construction
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LEED Gold Hospital - Three Years Later: Is It Worth It?
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Program Code:
225170
Date:
Monday, March 14, 2011
Time:
9:30 AM to 10:45 AM
EST
Location:
Room 22/23
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Description
The architect and owner of the Medical Center of the Rockies will analyze the design and utility considerations for this project as well as the LEED certification scorecard. Three years of operations data will be presented, along with recommendations and expectations of return on investment for the implementation of a LEED Gold project. This session will enable you to-
• Utilize information on the hard and soft returns from achieving a LEED Gold rating in health care environments to achieve effective, affordable sustainability projects.
• Identify how sustainable design affects service output, building operations, and postoccupancy technology advancements and apply this information to health care projects.
• Describe how project teams can assess, based on the case study, sustainability practices and their projected effect on facility operations and finances.
• List various evaluation techniques, based on a review of lessons learned, that can be used to assess the return on investment of various sustainability efforts.
• Utilize information on the hard and soft returns from achieving a LEED Gold rating in health care environments to achieve effective, affordable sustainability projects.
• Identify how sustainable design affects service output, building operations, and postoccupancy technology advancements and apply this information to health care projects.
• Describe how project teams can assess, based on the case study, sustainability practices and their projected effect on facility operations and finances.
• List various evaluation techniques, based on a review of lessons learned, that can be used to assess the return on investment of various sustainability efforts.
- Understand the complications in deciding and the tools to asist
- Understand the LEED process and the scorecard
- Understand the process to assure compliance to LEED and commissioning
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