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effects of the building sector. There is a need of a platform or profession, that spreads the knowledge or awareness of building use beyond the circle of architects, designers, engineers and other building science professionals to the general public. Even with the best passive design strategies and on-site renewable resources, a poorly operated building can prove to be a hindrance in mitigating climate change. For example, ‘
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to this discovery, Edward Mazria as a part of his practice in Santa Fe, started and financed a research organization, Architecture 2030, which aimed at reducing the greenhouse gas emissions from the built-environment. Later, in 2006 he incorporated
Architecture 2030 as a non-profit organization and issued the 2030 Challenge.
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to the on-going fight against climate change, after his analysis of U.S. energy information data in 2002. The results of the 2002 study conducted by Edward
Marzria and his firm were appalling, where buildings came out as dominant source of emissions, accounting for 40% of U.S. Energy use. In response
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required all new federal buildings to meet the energy performance standards set forth in the 2030 Challenge. The city of
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for on-site construction activities. A list of key ideas integrating all the principles, required to create low-carbon and adaptable built-environments worldwide can be found in the 2030 Palette. In addition to this guide, Architecture 2030 also provides an educational program; AIA+2030 Online
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The mission of AIA 2030 Commitment is to provide a holistic, data-driven platform for all the participating architecture, engineering and consultancy firms of 2030 Challenge and report their progress on meeting the 2030 targets. By signing the commitment, architecture firms agree to:
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Baseline Energy Use Intensity (EUI). Formerly, Architecture 2030 organization relied on the U.S.
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The AIA+2030 series is another initiative aiming to increase the uptake of the 2030 commitment. Originally created by AIA Seattle, this educational program is sponsored by
Autodesk and delivered through AIAU, the AIA's online educational portal.
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to record the progress of firms that had joined the 2030 Commitment. In 2017, participating firms reported 560 projects that met challenge targets, with nearly a quarter of those already
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building size, occupancy and schedule. These target EUIs are achieved by using a set of energy-efficient design strategies which includes low cost or no cost passive design and use of
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