If you're working on reducing energy and resource use and enhancing sustainability, well-being and community in buildings, the Garrison Institute has an invitation for you. October 8 - 10 please join your fellow building owners, managers, researchers and community organizers for our annual Climate, Buildings and Behavior symposium, which deals with the human dimensions of improving building performance, including energy use behavior.
This year's meeting, “The Well-Behaved Building: Developing Community, Well-Being and Resilience in Buildings,”
explores behavioral and holistic approaches that help make buildings
into thriving communities while improving efficiency. Presenters include
leading building experts like Barbara Ciesla, Gina Ciganik, Rachel Gutter, John McIlwaine, Jonathan Rose and others, as well as thought leaders from relevant fields like sociologist Jenni Cross, teacher Steve Ritz, activist Alexie Torres-Fleming, resilience expert Andrew Zolli and meditation teacher Sharon Salzberg.
The
symposium is held at the Garrison Institute, a beautiful, renovated
monastery on the Hudson River an hour north of Manhattan on the
MetroNorth train line. Scholarships are available for non-profit
professionals. You can learn more and register here, or call the Institute at 845-424--4800.
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