We are excited and honoured to announce the renewed Living Future Europe Technical Advisory Group (TAG), representing a wide range of expertise and countries in Europe and covering the key topics addressed by the Living Building Challenge seven Petals.
The Technical Advisory Group (TAG) launched with a productive kick-off meeting last week to develop the strategic goals and tasks for this year’s group. Here are the passionate experts who have been selected:
- Zeinab Alameddine (Austria) Senior Consultant Sustainability and Green Building Certification, Porsche Holding
- Giambattista Brizzi (Italy) Senior Building Physics and Environmental Design Specialist, Deerns
- Federico Cascavilla (Italy) Senior Energy & Decarbonization Engineer, WSP
- Mihaela Hărmănescu (Romania) Architect and Associate Professor at the Faculty of Urban Planning of Ion Mincu University of Architecture and Urbanism (UAUIM)
- Emily Loquidis (UK) Associate Director, Sustainability and Decarbonisation Advisory, AECOM
- Teodoro Maiorano (Italy) Senior Energy and Decarbonisation Consultant, GET
- Ana Rita Martins (UK) Sustainability Lead and Architect, MCM
- Lauren Williams (UK) Sustainability Lead UK, ADP
- Manni Group Technical Department
The LFE Technical Advisory Group (TAG) aims to analyse, compare and produce documents & reports on
- specific regional standard changes for the adoption of Living Future certification
- crosswalk documents on Living Future programs and other standards or policies relevant to the European market
- harmonisation between Living Future programs and the existing / in progress regulations at a European or National level
The Technical Advisory Group will be working on some key tasks, i.e., how Living Future programs are fitting or not already established on in progress European standards, thanks to the experience and knowledge from the European context.
Stay tuned on the TAG activities by subscribing to our Newsletter and following LFE on our social media.
Past works
- Design + Build within the Planetary Boundaries with LBC
- Scaling up the ESG to the regenerative level through LBC
- EPBD approved as an equivalent path to energy efficiency in LBC & Zero Carbon
- Living Building Challenge as a path to the EU Taxonomy
- Zero Carbon, Zero Energy. An accelerated path to the decarbonisation of the European built environment
- Declare. Positively changing the materials marketplace in Europe
Cover photo credit Johannes Plenio on Unsplash
