Session 2O: Promoting Greater Equity Through Living Architecture - Are Green Roofs Only for the Rich

Registration Eligibility

09/19/2017

Start Date

09/19/2017

End Date

09/19/2017

Description

Green infrastructure is often included in the design of new developments, a trend that is contributing to a rise in property value and gentrification. This session will explore how Seattle and other jurisdictions are maintaining the element of social justice in green infrastructure in creating a healthy and vibrant communities for all.

Location

Seattle

Distance Learning

Course Equivalency

Subjects

Green Roofs
Urban Planning & Design

Health, Safety and Welfare

Yes

Hours

1.0

Learning Outcomes

1. Exploring the trend of gentrification and its relationship to energy efficiency, and green infrastructure.
2. Learn how to ensure lower income and at risk communities have access to green space and green infrastructure
3. Learn what Seattle is doing to make sure green roofs, green walls and other green infrastructure are all inclusive and benefit everyone.

Instructors

A panel featuring local professionals focused on finding the balance between increasing gentrification and maintaining social equity.

Course Codes

CA172O

Provider

Green Roofs for Healthy Cities

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