GBRI's 30 CE Hour Gold Bundle for LEED ID+C Specialty
Your Pathway to LEED Credential Maintenance
Are you a LEED Accredited Professional with a ID+C Specialty? Meet your biennial 30 CE hour requirement effortlessly with GBRI’s Gold Bundle. This package is meticulously designed to fulfill the Continuing Maintenance Program (CMP) requirements for LEED APs with a ID+C Specialty, requiring 30 CE hours, including 6 that are LEED-specific to ID+C specialty.
Objectives
Simplify your credential maintenance process
Enhance your expertise in sustainable practicesWhat's Inside?
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Why Enroll?
- USGBC & AIA Education Partner: All 30 CE hours are pre-approved, ensuring each course fulfills CMP requirements.
- Auto-Reporting: Save time with courses featuring auto-reporting directly to USGBC.
- Interdisciplinary Learning: Courses cover LEED, climate change, social responsibility, and WELL standards.
- Flexible Learning: Access courses on mobile, laptop, or desktop—anytime, anywhere on our user-friendly platform.
- Bonus Hours: We include extra hours, offering a safety net should you need them.
- Support Small Business: By enrolling in our courses, you're also supporting a small business deeply committed to sustainability & social impact.
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GBRI's 30 CE Hour Gold Bundle
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LEED ID+C Specific Courses (6 Hours) in this Bundle

Optimizing Water Efficiency in LEED v4.1 Projects: A Guide for BD+C, ID+C, and O+M

From Blueprint to Wellness: A Guide to LEED and WELL Crosswalks
This course equips professionals with the insights and tools necessary for efficiently navigating dual certifications, with a focus on resource-efficient and health-promoting design.

Energy Modeling in Green Building Design: A Holistic Approach
This article course begins by demystifying the fundamentals of energy modeling, setting the stage for its application in green building design.

From LEDs to LEED: A Strategic Guide to Energy-Efficient Lighting
This course equips you with a 360-degree understanding of lighting’s role in sustainable architecture, preparing you to effectively incorporate advanced lighting strategies into your LEED v4.1 BD+C, ID+C and O+M projects for enhanced energy efficiency and occupant satisfaction.

Connecting the Dots from Systems Thinking to Sustainability: An Introduction to Integrative Process in LEED
This concise guide delves into LEED, showcasing how a systematic approach can promote sustainable practices and efficient design.

Building Green for a Better World: Uniting LEED and the UN Sustainable Development Goals
This one-hour comprehensive article course serves as an insightful guide for professionals keen on harmonizing their projects with the broader sustainability agenda.

Blueprint for Equitable Sustainability: Exploring LEED’s Social Equity Pilot Credits under V4.1
Dive into their intent, requirements, and impact on the triple bottom line, using the Mundo Verde Bilingual Public Charter School as an illustrative example of the principles these credits embody.
LEED General Hours in this Bundle

Frick Environmental Center – A Case Study
Join us as we explore this project using AIA COTE measures of sustainable design and LEED.

San Francisco Art Institute Fort Myers – A Case Study
As part of our case study series to educate and grow in our attempts to make the world a greener home for all of us, we’ve compiled this list of 100 stunning and innovative green building projects.

The Museum of Tomorrow – A Case Study
This project is also LEED platinum certified and hence we will look at the score card and identify the points it has earned under the LEED credit categories.

Zero Energy, Zero Carbon & Electrification: Possible and Happening

Calming the School Environment: Creating That Just Right Feeling
The course will help to identify the built environment stressors on users, especially those with trauma, sensory processing disorder, and anxiety or other emotional disorders.
Also define the characteristics and qualities of a high performance school

North Transfer Station – A Case Study
Designed by Mahlum Architects and built by Lydig Construction, this project clearly demonstrates the immediate positive impact of good design.
Join our audio-visual tour as we explore this sustainability project.

Georgia Tech Engineered Biosystem Building (EBB) – A Case Study
Join us as we explore EBB using AIA’s COTE measures of sustainable design.

8 Ways to Green Your Home: Backyard & Chemical Management
Join us as we discuss the basic principals of backyard & chemical management.