Using design and development to fight climate change
This session discussed the ways in which development and construction can be used as a tool against climate change. Ken Levinson, Executive Director of The Passive House Network, and Christina McPike, Director of Energy and Sustainability at WinnCompanies demonstrated how thoughtful design encourages sustainable behaviors, addresses social equity issues, and how Passive House, net-zero, and net-zero-ready buildings can be achieved within budgetary constraints.
A number of case studies were presented, including the Alice, a mixed-income multi-family affordable housing unit to be built near the Princeton Shopping Center (a special improvement district), as well as others that will highlight the health, safety, and welfare aspects associated with sustainable and net-zero development.
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Learn more about the past and future of affordable housing in Princeton
Learn more about Princeton’s Climate action plan
Check out the Passive House Network NJ chapter
