Jeremy is a designer with a deep passion for sustainable building, social equity, and service-learning.
As a Project Manager with BNIM, he completed the Bancroft School Apartments, a Kansas City development of 50 LEED Platinum affordable apartment units with a large community-center, built based on a public interest design process with the local Neighborhood Association. \
He has built on the lessons from this and other projects to transform the architecture industry through developing a network and standards of practice for Public Interest Design, a system which prioritizes community vision.
Through his volunteer leadership with Historic Green and the US Green Building Council, he has helped residents throughout Kansas City and New Orleans to improve the efficiency of their homes while training hundreds of professional and student volunteers in hands-on preservation and sustainability techniques.
Specialties: LEED certification system, Public Interest Design, LEED Online, Revit, Sketchup, Microsoft Suite (Word, Xcel, Powerpoint, etc), Photoshop, Acrobat, and many other programs.
Show Highlights
- Living abroad and learning about sustainability
- The importance of finding your passions in the industry
- No matter where you are around the world, we are experiencing similar problems
- Jeremy’s green building journey and starting a recycling program within his company
- What Jeremy learned working in the lower 9th ward of New Orleans
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