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.
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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
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 Zero: Taking LEED Certified Buildings to the Next Level
The course caps off with an illuminating case study on Colgate-Palmolive, the world’s first facility to attain LEED Zero certification in all four categories.
LEED General Hours in this Bundle
Corporate Sustainability Reporting: Getting Started
Join us as GBRI senior Research Associate Ross Diliegro explores this topic in detail.
The Role of Design in Racial Equity: How the Built Environment Impacts Issues of Race
This article takes a deep dive into the ways that design and racism have closely intermingled over time.
Suzlon One Earth : A Case Study
Drinking Water Safety and Health in Schools
Schools That Heal: Design with Mental Health in Mind
Mahindra World City in Chennai, India: A Green Building Case Study
Winner of numerous sustainability awards, Mahindra World City in Chennai, is India’s first and one of the largest integrated business city with an operational Special Economic Zone. Join us as we explore this self-supporting urban eco-system “Mahindra World City” certified under the Indian Green Building Council’s (IGBC) Green Townships rating system.
The World’s Fair in Dubai: Iconic Buildings and Structures
Part 2 of the Dubai Expo series includes some of the iconic buildings and structures at the World’s Fair in Dubai including the entry portal made from Carbon-fiber ribbon, formed from thousands of ultra-thin carbon fibers, and the Al Wasl Dome with a 360-degree projection surface.
The World’s Fair In Dubai: Connecting Minds And Creating The Future Through Sustainability, Mobility, And Opportunity
More than a century-and-a-half of World Expos have displayed life-changing inventions and cultural treasures. The World’s Fair in Dubai shows the possibilities of the technology that can change the way we live to a safer better future. Join us as GBRI International Sustainability Program (ISP) – graduate and Sustainability Ambassador Nandana Sobhanan explores the world’s fair in Dubai with her friend Anagha Ajith
