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Built Green Project Basics, Part 3

Built Green Project Basics
Breakout 3: 2–3 p.m.

This four-part training will provide an overview of the Built Green certification program, incorporating effective air control layers, and the implications of HVAC on airtight homes. This session is intended for project and construction site managers and code inspectors, it will give practical advice on not just how to detail these areas, but also how to manage a project and one’s team to set them up for success.

In Parts 3 and 4, Josh will talk about the implications of HVAC on air tight homes. We will speak on the science behind balanced ventilation and distribution systems and the potential pitfalls that can occur if not done right. We will also talk about how the building's enclosure affects the heating and cooling system design and performance.

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Josh Salinger, Birdsmouth Design-Build
Josh Salinger, Birdsmouth Design-Build

Joshua Salinger is founder and principal of Birdsmouth Design-Build in Portland, OR. Birdsmouth is a residential Design-Build firm focused on addressing climate change through the built environment through zero energy new homes and deep energy retrofits. He is an instructor for both Earth Advantage’s Sustainable Homes Professional program and PHIUS’ Certified Passive House Builder training program. He sits on the board of Passive House Northwest and also sits on the technical committee of Zero Energy Ready Oregon. Additionally, he is an EEBA Zero Energy Home Professional, an ‘Expert Member’ on Green Building Advisor and contributes content to Fine Homebuilding magazine.

Earlier Event: September 14
The Next Frontier for Green Builders: Embodied Carbon
Later Event: September 14
Built Green Project Basics, Part 4