Cultural heritage can play a critical role in climate action for the built environment. This session will showcase the transformative potential of heritage-based decarbonization, featuring examples from the United States and globally.
Join us to hear from members of the Climate Heritage Network about how heritage solutions such as building reuse, materials circularity, and traditional knowledge can offer low-carbon solutions for the design professional. Plus, discover how to advocate for policies to unlock the potential of heritage.
Learning Objectives
- Deepen your understanding of global climate policy and how it affects the work of architects.
- Explore the value of historic buildings and historic knowledge in addressing climate change within the built environment.
- Learn how to integrate heritage-based decarbonization solutions in your own design work.
- Discuss how to identify effective policy-advocacy messages to advance decarbonization through policy and regulation.