Product Description
Learn the 10 most important features green building professionals need to know about one of the latest building certification rating systems.
About
Stay up to date with the latest industry developments and earn CE credit! This 1 hour GBCI/AIA CE course will examine the latest green building rating system- the WELL Building Standard. Focusing on the health and well-being of building occupants while implementing sustainable building practices, the WELL Building Standard compliments the LEED v4 rating system well. Instructor Kayla Gerstenberg gives you the critical information during 10 Things You Should Know about the WELL Building Standard. Explore the key concepts the WELL standard incorporates into it’s certification system while learning key factors such as project certification costs and various project types gaining certification with the standard. Analyze available case study information to illustrate how the standard can impact the overall operations of a project.
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Objectives
- Explore the background and genesis of the WELL Building Standard
- Understand the structure of the rating system, applicable project types and related costs, and documentation requirements
- Identify the certification process for key project types
- Understand the WELL Building Concepts and rating system organization
- Identify major similarities and differences between LEED v4 and the WELL Building Standard
2 CE Hours Content available online | on-demand
Andrea Curran – :
Great info introducing the viewer to the WELL Building Standard.
Shane Petersen – :
Great course
Brandy Wilson – :
Clear and engaging presentation.
Lori Schlewitt – :
Presenter was well spoken
Erika Gilmore – :
Well formatted.
Peter Doo – :
Great job.
Shane Nault – :
This course is most appropriate for individuals who are looking for a basic introduction to the WELL Building Certification. The presentation is well laid out and steps through several concepts like certification, wellness and body systems and concepts. One of the things I like best about courses is the format and how it allows you to repeat sections easily, or skip around if needed. The course met my exceptions and did a good job of meeting the course objectives. I would recommend this course to anyone who is just learning about WELL or needs a general overview.
Vickie Breemes – :
This course gave a basic overview of the WELL Building Certification. Some of the statistics are already out of date but all and all a good place for an individual to start learning about WELL.
Abby Maciejewski – :
Great
Ranjani Sundaresan – :
Very clear and informative course.
Nicholas Tate – :
Very in depth introduction to the Well system and a basic discussion of possible synergies with LEED and other systems.
Sabrina Nunes – :
Good. Clear.
Samuel Evans – :
Very Interesting
Ramiro Solorzano – :
Very insightful. However, I didn’t think that WELL AP would be so expensive. Probably not worth getting that accreditation for myself.
FRAGKISKOS LEVANTIS – :
very good introduction to the system
Alex T – :
Enjoyed the session. Slides are engaging. Moderator and Instructor has done a good job. Will catch-up rest of the WELL session.
Morag Forrest – :
Enjoyed the presentation and inspired by the WELL program.