Sustainability for Design, Construction, and Manufacturing
1h 23mBeginner2021-03-25
Authors

Fulya Kocak
LEED Fellow and Vice President at Nareit
Course details
Design, construction, and manufacturing are vital industries, but have you wondered about ways to make them sustainable while adding value? In this course, instructor Fulya Kocak Gin explains what sustainability means for an organization and how you can implement it as a business strategy. Fulya explores the reasons behind increasing demand for sustainability. She pulls examples from architecture, engineering, construction, and manufacturing to show you the various roles involved in sustainability, how to set up a sustainability program, and the reasons to pursue these strategies. Fulya identifies key sustainability concepts, such as a circular economy, green buildings, and environmental management systems. She concludes by discussing how climate change affects everyone and how organizations can offset risks and take advantage of the opportunities that climate change presents.
Skills covered
Sustainable DesignAECOne-Off
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - A cross-industry approach to sustainability
1. Defining Sustainability in Today's World
- 02 - Similarity in different words - Sustainability, ESG, social responsibility
- 03 - Sustainability moving up as a business priority
- 04 - Design, construction, and manufacturing for a sustainably-built environment
- 05 - Sustainability in design - Architecture and engineering
- 06 - Sustainability in construction
- 07 - Sustainability in manufacturing
2. Step by Step Setting up a Sustainability Program from Scratch
- 08 - Starting a sustainability program from scratch - Lessons learned
- 09 - Phases of sustainability
- 10 - Setting sustainability goals for success
- 11 - Sustainability plan and implementation
- 12 - Sustainability reporting and communication
3. Key Sustainability Concepts
- 13 - What are key sustainability concepts
- 14 - Systems thinking
- 15 - Circular economy
- 16 - Life cycle assessment
- 17 - Green buildings
- 18 - Healthy buildings
- 19 - Environmental management systems
4. Climate Change Risk and Opportunities
- 20 - What is climate change
- 21 - What are greenhouse gas emissions
- 22 - The Paris Agreement
- 23 - Climate change mitigation
- 24 - Climate change adaptation
Conclusion
- 25 - Next steps
Related courses
- ESG and Buildings
- BIM: Designing Sustainable HVAC Systems with Revit
- Architectural Materials: Designing for Excellence and Sustainability
- Sustainability Foundations: Core Concepts
- Cognitive Cities and the Future of Urban Living
- BIM: Sustainable Design and Green Buildings
- Principles of Sustainable Development
- Sustainable Development and Well-being