Speaker: Tom Marseille

Senior Vice President for WSP Flack and Kurtz, Seattle, Washington

Topic: Renovating For The Triple Bottom Line - High Performance, Healthy Building Solutions

Bio:  
Tom's passion for over 28 years has been to deliver high performance, healthy building solutions – for both existing buildings and new construction – that provide triple bottom line value.  An author of numerous published papers and journal articles and a frequent speaker, Tom has a diverse technical background that underpins his current mechanical sustainable design focus and helps foster the integrative thinking such work demands.  Tom focuses on sustainable design consulting, HVAC design, net zero energy design and analysis, system modeling, total cost of ownership (life cycle cost) analysis, capital asset assessment, and renewable energy applications.  As Senior Vice President of WSP Flack + Kurtz’s Seattle office, he is proud to be a member of a practice that boasts numerous LEED-certified, award-winning projects. Tom is a member of the USGBC/ASHRAE/IESNA jointly sponsored technical Committee that recently published the first ANSI-accredited high performance green building standard.  Also active in his community, Tom served as a member of Seattle’s Green Building Task Force and it’s Living Building Pilot Technical Advisory Group, served as a technical reviewer for the recently passed Washington State energy efficiency legislation (E2SSB 5854), and sits on the Board of the Cascadia Green Building Council.

Date: Oct 26, 2010

Location: Arts 117, University of Alaska Anchorage

Time: Doors open at 6:30 PM, Lecture begins at 7:00 PM

Cost: Cascadia Members and students; Free (RSVP MANDATORY)

General Audience; $10

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The Transformational Lecture Series aims to inspire all building industry professionals to embrace their role in creating as sustainable built environment now, as well as ensuring that sustainability becomes integral to all development in the future. In an effort to both reduce cost and carbon emissions, and to inspire the local community, most speakers are notable local heroes and reside in the Pacific Northwest.