2010 Conference Agenda
Agenda Home | Pre-Conference
Events | Day 1 | Day
2 | Day 3
Posters | Working
Group Meetings | Morning Roundtables
Cutting-Edge Roundtables
| Printable
Conference Overview (149 KB, 1 pp)
November 2010: Instructions on accessing presentations were sent to all conference attendees. If you did not attend the conference, learn how you can view the presentations.
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Conference Day 2
7:30 a.m.
- Breakfast
7:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.
- Registration
7:30 a.m. – 8:30 a.m.
- Morning Roundtable
- Laboratory Lighting
and Lighting Controls—How Much, When, and Where
Tim Kehrli, Lutron Electronics Co.
- Laboratory Lighting
and Lighting Controls—How Much, When, and Where
8 a.m. – 9 a.m.
-
- Global Sustainable
Laboratory Network International Benchmarking Initiative
Adelmo Antello, High Identity Buildings, S.L.
Peter James, Higher Education Environmental Performance Improvement (HEEPI)
Paul Mathew, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Burkhard Winter, DIN
Phil Wirdzek, I2SL - Assessing Architectural
Innovation for Whole Building Lifecycle Sustainability—What
is Effective for Users?
Alison McDougall-Well, University of Cambridge - Retro-Commissioning
in a Large Multi-Building Research and Academic Campus
Pieter van der Mersch, University of Colorado at Boulder - Winning the Cold War
with Room Temperature Biological Sample Storage
Susan Vargas, Stanford University
- Global Sustainable
Laboratory Network International Benchmarking Initiative
9 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.
- Session C1
BIM in University Projects
Moderator: Tim Kehrli, Lutron Electronics Co.
- How Not to Use BIM—Lessons
Learned to Improve Project Delivery
Jane Baughman, AIA, LEED® AP, WHR Architects - LEAN, BIM, LEED, the
Perfect Storm—the University of California, San Francisco's
Craniofacial and Mesenchymal Laboratory Renovation
Bonnie Blake-Drucker, FAIA, LEED AP, BlakeDrucker Architects - Embracing BIM—Design
through Construction
Richard Whealan, The Miller|Hull Partnership
- How Not to Use BIM—Lessons
Learned to Improve Project Delivery
- Session C2
Design Process and Planning Strategies Part III: Analyzing Constraints and Goals
Moderator: John Mlade, Perkins & Will
- The Sustainability Charette
is Not Enough: Process and Tools for Conceptual Phase Analysis
Matt Brugman, Affiliated Engineers, Inc.
Bill Talbert, PE, Affiliated Engineers, Inc. - A Linear Accelerator Office/Laboratory
Support Facility—Laboratory Design: Approach and Concepts
William Jones, Los Alamos National Laboratory
Michael Bodelson, Los Alamos National Laboratory - The Responsible Allocation
of Resources: Energy, Water, and Budget
Gabriela Kleiman, HDR Architecture
Susan Donkers, HDR Architecture
- The Sustainability Charette
is Not Enough: Process and Tools for Conceptual Phase Analysis
- Session C3
Faced with Performance Objectives, User Demands, and Budget Challenges, What to Do?
Moderator: Kevin Brettman, JE Dunn Construction Company
- Successful Developer-Led
Design-Build LEED Gold Laboratory
Greg Herman, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Wade Giddens, Cowperwood Company - Application of Lean Tools
for Improving Space Utilization for Existing R&D Laboratories
Kathleen Larese, Sandia National Laboratories
Carla Forrest, Sandia National Laboratories - Beyond Buildings: Engaging
Occupants to Optimize Benefits of Sustainability
Joe Phillips, MBA, AIA, Phillips Collaborative
- Successful Developer-Led
Design-Build LEED Gold Laboratory
- Session C4
ANSI and Demand–Based Control
Moderator: Delores Wisner, Ambient Air Technologies
- Design and Energy Implications
of the new ANSI Z-9.5: Laboratory Ventilation
J. Patrick Carpenter, LEED AP, Facility Performance Engineers - "Bren Hall" Beyond
Platinum—Pushing the Envelope on Energy-Efficient HVAC Design
Brad Cochran, CPP, Inc. - On the Journey to Net Zero:
A Holistic Approach to Safely Achieving Two Air Changes Per Hour
Gordon Sharp, Aircuity, Inc.
- Design and Energy Implications
of the new ANSI Z-9.5: Laboratory Ventilation
- Session C5
Laboratory Energy and Water Benchmarking
Moderator: Tim Lee, Public Works and Government Services Canada
- Practical Implications of
Energy and Water Efficiency in Laboratories
Jerry Bauers, Sebesta Blomberg & Associates
Carol Donovan, Sebesta Blomberg & Associates - Research Laboratories
in the United Kingdom—Energy Benchmarking and Impact of
Future Design Drivers
Jennifer DiMambro, Arup - Using Benchmarking Data in
Laboratory Design
Peter Rumsey, Integral Group | Rumsey Engineers
- Practical Implications of
Energy and Water Efficiency in Laboratories
- Session C6
Symposium: Beyond Energy Conservation—The Climate-Neutral Research Campus
Part 1 of 4: Big Picture
Moderator: Otto Van Geet, National Renewable Energy Laboratory
- Climate Neutral Campus Center
of Excellence
Randy Lacey, Cornell University - Greenhouse Gas Inventory
Guidelines and Executive Order 13514
Nancy Carlisle, National Renewable Energy Laboratory - Energy Planning from Square
One
Mike Walters, Affiliated Engineers, Inc.
Rob McKenna, Affiliated Engineers, Inc.
10:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
- Technology and Services Fair and Poster Session Staffed
10:40 a.m. – noon
-
- Laboratory Grade Casework
Wayne Cathey, CampbellRhea
Mike Patton, Kewaunee Scientific Corporation - Adaptable Casework Systems–SEFA
10
Chip Albright, ALC-Collegedale
Dana Dahlgren, Kewaunee Scientific Corporation - Calculating Total Cost
of Ownership for Biological Safety Cabinets: New Technologies
Yield Rewards for Facilities
Molly Love Parrucci, Thermo Scientific - Opportunities and Expectations:
The Role of Manufacturers in Sustainability
Melissa DeSota, Steelcase, Inc., representing Laboratory Solutions – a business alliance between Steelcase and Lab Crafters
- Laboratory Grade Casework
10:45 a.m. – noon
-
Cutting-Edge Roundtable Session
- Demand Response
and Shedding Electricity by Laboratories/R&D Campuses
Steve Kiziuk, EnerNOC -
Make the Labs21 Tool Kit Your Most Valuable Design Tool
Geoffrey Bell, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
- Demand Response
and Shedding Electricity by Laboratories/R&D Campuses
Noon – 1:30 p.m.
- Lunch
1:30 p.m.
- Technology and Services Fair closed
1:30 p.m. – 3 p.m.
- Session D1
New Mexico Scientific Laboratories: Prelude to the Tour
Moderator: Otto Van Geet, National Renewable Energy Laboratory
- Sustainable Design Innovation
for a Unique Multi-User Facility
Ron Burstein, AIA, Studio Southwest Architects, Inc. - Mechanical, Electrical,
and Process Piping Design Strategies for a Multi-Use Laboratory
Facility
Scott Atwater, Bridgers & Paxton Consulting Engineers - Measures Used to Ensure
Good Air Quality at Fresh Air Intakes
Jeff Reifschneider, CPP, Inc.
- Sustainable Design Innovation
for a Unique Multi-User Facility
- Session D2
Design Process and Planning Strategies Part IV: Teamwork Ensures Performance
Moderator: Eric Danielson, Treanor Architects
- Developing Laboratories of
the Future—High-Performance Teamwork for High-Performance
Laboratories
David Allen, Allen Consulting, LLC
Rick Norman, Strategyn - Watt's Right in Laboratory
MEP Design
Joseph DelPozzo, LEED AP, WSP Flack + Kurtz
Sam Pinto, Van Andel Institute - Using Both Sides of the Brain:
Maximizing Outcomes of the Design Charette
Howard Skoke, AIA, EwingCole Architects, Engineers & Planners
Steven Groh, LEED AP, Smithsonian Institution
- Developing Laboratories of
the Future—High-Performance Teamwork for High-Performance
Laboratories
- Session D3
Adventures in Federal Laboratory Retrofits
Moderator: Beth Shearer, I2SL
- Increasing Sustainability
at Government Laboratories
Will Lintner, DOE - Using BioBased in Laboratories
and Green Buildings
Linda Mesaros, Mesaros Associates Inc. - Implementation and Operation
of a Large-Scale Infrastructure Replacement Project Part III
Brad Rohloff, Harley Ellis Devereaux
Anthony Lozier, SFA Architects
- Increasing Sustainability
at Government Laboratories
- Session D4
Exhaust Manifolding, Shrouds, and Measured Energy Reductions
Moderator: J. Patrick Carpenter, Facility Performance Engineers
- Validation of Energy Saving
Laboratory Exhaust Design—Lethbridge Research Centre
Brad Cochran, CPP, Inc. - A Successful Laboratory
Exhaust Stack Retrofit at Georgia State University
Mark Hallman, Rowan Williams Davies & Irwin, Inc. - Using Shrouds and Other Rooftop
Structures to Reduce Exhaust Fan Energy
Chet Wisner, Ambient Air Technologies, LLC
- Validation of Energy Saving
Laboratory Exhaust Design—Lethbridge Research Centre
- Session D5
Insights from the European Union
Moderator: Gordon Sharp, Aircuity, Inc.
- Sustainability in Europe—Typical
Solutions
Egbert Dittrich, EGNATON - Fume Hoods with Supportive
Flow Technology—A Safe Method of Saving Energy
Juergen Liebsch, Waldner Laboreinrichtungen GmbH & Co. KG - Sustainability of Laboratories—A
Historic Approach
Burkhard Winter, DIN
- Sustainability in Europe—Typical
Solutions
- Session D6
Symposium: Beyond Energy Conservation—The Climate-Neutral Research Campus
Part 2 of 4: Campus Examples
Moderator: Nancy Carlisle, National Renewable Energy Laboratory
- Cornell's Vision for a Climate
Neutral Campus
Randy Lacey, Cornell University - Energy Conservation and
Greenhouse Gas Mitigation at Caltech
John Onderdonk, LEED AP, California Institute of Technology
Matthew Berbée, C.E.M., California Institute of Technology - Greenhouse Gas Accounting and
Reduction at the National Institutes of Health: Challenges and Opportunities
Edward Rau, Department of Health and Human Services, National Institutes of Health
3 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.
- Break
3:30 p.m. – 5 p.m.
- Session E1
Comparing and Contrasting: LEED and EPC
Moderator: David Barkin, JCJ Architecture
- Using Design-Build and a
Hybrid Integrated Practice Approach to Create a High-Performance
Sustainable Laboratory: A Case Study of the Cardiovascular Research
Building (CVRB) at the University of California, San Francisco
Irene Monis, AIA, LEED AP, SmithGroup Inc.
Peter Pobjoy, LEED AP, Southland Industries - Linde + Robinson Laboratory
for Global Environmental Science: Labs21 Environmental Performance
Criteria Version 2.2 and LEED 2009 NC
Bradley Smith, LEED AP, California Institute of Technology
Christopher Zabaneh, Davis Langdon - Designing Within a Historical
Campus Character While Shooting for LEED Platinum
Paul Leef, University of Colorado at Boulder
Matt Meyer, LEED AP, JE Dunn Construction
- Using Design-Build and a
Hybrid Integrated Practice Approach to Create a High-Performance
Sustainable Laboratory: A Case Study of the Cardiovascular Research
Building (CVRB) at the University of California, San Francisco
- Session E2
Design Process and Planning Strategies Part V: International Perspectives
Moderator: Joe Phillips, Phillips Collaborative, LLC
- People, Presence, Place:
Co-Creating a High-Performance Building
Kathleen Kelly, AIA, LEED AP, NBBJ
Andy Snyder, NBBJ - Introducing Soft Factors in
the Laboratory Planning Process and Construction of a Sustainable
Laboratory
Carles Puig, High Identity Buildings, S.L.
Antton Altube Basterretxea, High Identity Buildings, S.L.
Adelmo Antelo, High Identity Buildings, S.L. - Energy-Efficient Laboratory
Buildings in Australia—Our Design Philosophy
Lynette Williams, Umow Lai Pty Ltd.
- People, Presence, Place:
Co-Creating a High-Performance Building
- Session E3
BIM—Transforming the Delivery Process Part II
Moderator: Chris Carlson, The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company
- BIM: Effectively Communicating
With Researchers, Engineers, and Architects
Omar Bailey, AIA, LEED AP, Bailey Edward Design - Sustainable Strategies for
Complex Laboratories in a Challenging Climate: USTAR Case Study,
Design Versus Construction
Joshua Gassman, LEED AP, Lord Aeck Sargent
Ted McAleer, USTAR - BIM Saves Time and Helps with
Coordination at "SUNY Oswego Science Building" and "ORNL
Modernization of Laboratory Facilities Building"
Punit Jain, Cannon Design
- BIM: Effectively Communicating
With Researchers, Engineers, and Architects
- Session E4
HVAC Part II: Trailblazing
Moderator: Jeff Reifschneider, CPP, Inc.
- How are High-Performance
Buildings Performing? An Evaluation of Recent Sustainable Laboratories
Laura Carlson, AIA, LEED AP, Ballinger
Jonathan Friedan, LEED AP, Ballinger - Results in the Application
of Chilled Beams to Laboratory Design
Dean J. Eriksen, LEED AP, Affiliated Engineers, Inc.
Bruce McLay, LEED AP, Affiliated Engineers, Inc. - No Pressure: Integration
of Downdraft Exhaust Strategies into a Flexible Anatomy Laboratory
Jeffrey Fleming, AIA, LEED AP, Dekker Perich Sabatini
Patrick Watkins, Bridgers & Paxton Consulting Engineers
- How are High-Performance
Buildings Performing? An Evaluation of Recent Sustainable Laboratories
- Session E5
Specialty Laboratories
Moderator: Dale Sartor, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
- Challenging Air Change Rate
Guidelines in GMP Facilities
Jason Rifkin, Equilibrium
Patrick Goetz, JennErik Engineering - "How is Your Government
Doing?" Implementing Sustainable Strategies at Three Very
Different Federal Laboratory Facilities Jonathan Romig,
AIA, EwingCole Architects, Engineers & Planners
Howard Skoke, AIA, EwingCole Architects, Engineers & Planners - Case Study—The
Design, Testing, and Commissioning of a Close Temperature Environment
Stefan Sadokierski, Arup
- Challenging Air Change Rate
Guidelines in GMP Facilities
- Session E6
Symposium: Beyond Energy Conservation—The Climate-Neutral Research Campus
Part 3 of 4: Building Examples
Moderator: Randy Lacey, Cornell University
- "Solving for Pattern"
in High-Performance Laboratory Design
Joseph Collins, AIA, LEED AP, ZGF Architects LLP
John Breshears, AIA, LEED AP, ZGF Architects LLP - Open Science, Smart Energy:
Innovative Re-Use Strategies for Aging Facilities While Lowering
Carbon Footprint
Kip Ellis, EYP Architecture & Engineering
Andre Hebert, EYP Architecture & Engineering - From Promises to Performance: Translating a Carbon-Neutrality
Pledge Into Declining Carbon
Pieter L. van der Mersch, University of Colorado at Boulder
5 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.
Agenda Home | Pre-Conference
Events | Day 1 | Day
2 | Day 3
Posters | Working
Group Meetings | Morning Roundtables
Cutting-Edge
Roundtables | Printable
Conference Overview (149 KB, 1 pp)