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What is the future of Geodesic housing, ranging from tiny homes to multifamily development? Is this a more sustainable way to build?
Continuing Education Units (CEUS) submitted 1 hour in*
• Green Business Certification Inc. (GBCI)
• Building Performance Institute (BPI) NonWholeHouse
• Submitted for American Institute of Architects - AIA (HSW)
• Certified Green Professional (NARI & CGP)
• Certified GreenHome Professional (CGHP) Pillar(s): Energy, Health, Materials, Water, Place
• American Institute of Building Designers (AIBD)
• State Architect / Builder License may be applicable
• Building Science Institute (BSI) Verifier
• Passive House Consultant US (CPHC)
• Society of American Registered Architects (SARA)
Lessons Learned
1. Understand the potential health benefits of geodesic housing, such as improved indoor air quality and better natural light exposure.
2. Analyze the safety implications of geodesic housing to ensure structural stability and resilience in various environmental conditions.
3. Introduce geodesic housing as a sustainable solution that reduces environmental impact and promotes energy efficiency.
4. Articulate the welfare advantages of geodesic housing, including affordability, adaptability, and community-centric design principles.
Need CEUS?
Take the Quiz here:
greenhomeinstitute.thinkific.com/courses/automated-geodesic-homes-worlds-first-ceramic-dome
Speaker:
Morgan Bierschenk is a geodesic dome and bioceramic material science expert who delivers intentional, thorough and concise keynote presentations that inspire audiences to connect with their dreams of a healthier world. With a background in engineering and program management at Intel, Morgan brings broad technical understanding, entrepreneurial grit and C-level leadership skills to Geoship. His devotion to mother nature and making a positive impact on the planet was birthed when he spent 8 years sailing around the world.
What is the future of Geodesic housing, ranging from tiny homes to multifamily development? Is this a more sustainable way to build?
Continuing Education Units (CEUS) submitted 1 hour in*
• Green Business Certification Inc. (GBCI)
• Building Performance Institute (BPI) NonWholeHouse
• Submitted for American Institute of Architects - AIA (HSW)
• Certified Green Professional (NARI & CGP)
• Certified GreenHome Professional (CGHP) Pillar(s): Energy, Health, Materials, Water, Place
• American Institute of Building Designers (AIBD)
• State Architect / Builder License may be applicable
• Building Science Institute (BSI) Verifier
• Passive House Consultant US (CPHC)
• Society of American Registered Architects (SARA)
Lessons Learned
1. Understand the potential health benefits of geodesic housing, such as improved indoor air quality and better natural light exposure.
2. Analyze the safety implications of geodesic housing to ensure structural stability and resilience in various environmental conditions.
3. Introduce geodesic housing as a sustainable solution that reduces environmental impact and promotes energy efficiency.
4. Articulate the welfare advantages of geodesic housing, including affordability, adaptability, and community-centric design principles.
Need CEUS?
Take the Quiz here:
greenhomeinstitute.thinkific.com/courses/automated-geodesic-homes-worlds-first-ceramic-dome
Speaker:
Morgan Bierschenk is a geodesic dome and bioceramic material science expert who delivers intentional, thorough and concise keynote presentations that inspire audiences to connect with their dreams of a healthier world. With a background in engineering and program management at Intel, Morgan brings broad technical understanding, entrepreneurial grit and C-level leadership skills to Geoship. His devotion to mother nature and making a positive impact on the planet was birthed when he spent 8 years sailing around the world.
