Showing posts with label conference. Show all posts
Showing posts with label conference. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 19, 2010

Sure Exit

It was a great panel discussion, not only because the content was interesting, but also because I was fully assured that if we needed to evacuate the room, there would be an adequate amount of doors. Phew!


This was at CNU conference in Atlanta. I'll have a more serious post on this later.

Monday, November 16, 2009

Greenbuild '09

Paid trip anywhere? Yes please! It seems like Greenbuild is the only time each year I can really take advantage of major expensed anything. It gets better when you get to the hotel (the Ritz), find out they overbooked, and then they send you in a car to their compensation, a luxury retreat in the mountains. Too bad I was there alone. But arriving back at the Ritz, I was upgraded to a luxury suite in exchange for the "inconvenience." Not gonna lie, I was kind of big deal, felt kinda baller that week.

Anyway, here's the conference booth area.




Evening plenary with USGBC President Rick Fedrizzi and keynote speaker Al "I invented the internet and am the former next president of the United States" Gore.



Thursday night was the World Green Building Council cocktail party hosted by Lend Lease. Attending were Lend Lease sustainability professionals and leaders of green building councils from around the world.



Rick Fedrizzi and Lend Lease global head of sustainability Maria Atkinson...




And this is Papago Park that I explored a bit with James after the conference was over.











Check out my flickr for higher res images.

Then I flew to Albuquerque to chill with Page and Joe, which was a great time as well. Then back to NYC and back to work.

Sunday, November 23, 2008

Greenbuild '08

Greenbuild '08 in Boston. We stayed in the Intercontinental that BLL built.




The extroardinary Majora Carter: Hear her story on TED.


Plenary sessions with USGBC president Rick Fedrizzi and Biomimicry author Janine Benyus.





And if it wasn't 12 degrees that Saturday, I would have had a lot more photos from wandering around Boston...