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Sustainable Design and Preservation

Course Code: SUS2014_2025_SPRING_1ZC

As the art and science of sensitively adapting historic buildings for continued and new uses, preservation is inherently a sustainable practice. Learn how old buildings were built with features that conserve energy and create a comfortable environment. Develop a framework for evaluating energy-saving options for historic buildings and the special considerations they require. Build your knowledge of current best practices in the field regarding windows, insulation, renewables and more. This course will help you design energy improvements that meet historic preservation guidelines whether you're trying to comply with regulatory requirements in a local design review process or federally funded project, or just want to promote the long term sustainability of historic buildings. Discussion topics will include environmental quality, materials selection, and energy rating systems like LEED.

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Price: $975.00

    Section Schedules

    Section
    2025 SPRING 1ZC
    Duration
    Jan 21 - Mar 15
    Availability
    1 Available
    Credit
    1.50
    Format
    Online
    Day/Time
    Asynchronous