Habitat DC-NOVA Home Is The Key Symposium

​Habitat for Humanity of Washington, D.C. & Northern Virginia is hosting a two-panel symposium convening industry experts to explore the intersection of sustainable building practices and affordable housing. 

​The program features two expert-led panels examining how sustainable design and construction practices can strengthen affordable housing developments across our region.

​Join us for this compelling and timely event on Earth Day and during DC Climate Week!

​Symposium Details

​The State of Sustainable Building

​Our first panel will feature building industry experts to explore the future of sustainable building in housing, share lessons learned, and discuss how to scale sustainable practices for impact in affordable housing.

​Panelists

​Nick Burger | Deputy Director, Energy Administration 

​DC Department of Energy and Environment 

​Prudence Ferreira | VP Sustainability + Resilience

​Thornton Tomasetti 

​Teresa Hamm Modley | Associate

​VMDO Architects

​Giuls Kunkel | Vice President Sustainable Investing

​BGO

​Oscar Macció | Executive Vice President

​Hamel Builders

​Sustainability Meets Affordability: Case Studies in the DMV

​The second panel will build upon these industry insights into Habitat’s work of building affordable homeownership opportunities in our region. Panelists will share how and why sustainability is embedded in our approach by highlighting both past achievements and current developments.

​Panelists

​Matt Fine | Principal

​Peabody Fine Architects

​Dan Hines | Director of Construction - DC

​Habitat DC-NOVA

​Kelly Renaud | Director of Construction - NOVA

​Habitat DC-NOVA

​Michael Spotts | Director of Real Estate Development

​Habitat DC-NOVA

​Home is the Key to building a sustainable future - Campaign

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