This course complies with California licensure requirements for accessibility (SB 1608 and California Business and Professions Code Section 5600.05), and provides valuable information about accessibility requirements applicable in most states. Tom and Ruth Harkin Center at Drake University Ryan Jang, AIA, LEED AP, LMS+ Mark Jackson, Founder of Sweetwater Spectrum Olivia Vain, Exec. The design focus focuses on maximizing residents’ individual development and independence and incorporates autism-specific strategies to promote a serene, safe and nurturing environment. Ryan Jang, AIA, LEED AP of LMSa (Leddy Maytum Stacy Architects), the Founder and the Executive Director of Sweetwater Spectrum take us on a tour this innovative facility for sixteen adult residents in Sonoma, California. Many also have with sensory sensitivities, including loud noises, sudden movements, and direct light. Many people on the autism spectrum share characteristics, such as the need for predictability and trouble with social interaction. This course complies with California licensure requirements for accessibility (SB 1608 and California Business and Professions Code Section 5600.05) and provides valuable information about accessibility requirements applicable in most states. Jennifer Yoshimura, Advisor | Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Nicole DeNamur, Owner, Sustainable Strategies Don Davies, PE, SE, Co-Founder, Davies-Crooks Associates Alex Rolluda, AIA, NCARB, Owner/Founder, Rolluda Architects, Inc.ĭesigning for People with Sensory Challenges - Sweetwater Spectrum Panelists discuss the architect’s role in accelerating a decarbonized built environment and meeting our shared needs though environmental justice, health equity, and community resiliency and provide an overview of design and policy solutions pertaining to decarbonization and resiliency planning.Īfter viewing this course, you will be better positioned to decarbonize the built environment, and manage climate and resiliency risks. This group of presentations and case studies explore the challenges and opportunities in rapid decarbonization from a health, safety, and equity perspective to make actionable differences that prioritize resilient communities and ecosystems.
Decarbonization for Health, Equity & Community Resilience
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