CLF BC Hub: 5 Years as British Columbia’s Embodied Carbon Centre of Excellence!

da Zeenah Ziino | Dec 9, 2024 | Caratteristica

By Stephanie Dalo, Program Manager, CLF British Columbia Thanks to the ongoing leadership of founder, Anthony Pak, the dedication of the CLF BC volunteers, the generosity of our past and current funders and event sponsors, and a growing building industry network who...

Introducing Rachelle Habchi

da Zeenah Ziino | Dec 9, 2024 | Introduzione dello staff CLF, Caratteristica

Rachelle is a licensed engineer with 7 years of experience as a structural engineer and previous director of sustainability at Glotman Simpson. She’s had the opportunity to work on a variety of structures, including K-12, higher education, multi-family residential,...

Introducing Aurora Jensen

da Zeenah Ziino | Nov 8, 2024 | Introduzione dello staff CLF, Caratteristica

Aurora Jensen is a Senior Manager focused on Low Carbon Buildings at the Carbon Leadership Forum. Her role emphasizes building-scale embodied carbon reduction through research, technical guidance and collaboration. Before joining CLF, Aurora grew and led the Embodied...

Celebrating Collective Impact: Five Years of the CLF Boston | NE Hub

da andrew.himes | Oct 2, 2024 | Caratteristica

By the CLF Boston|NE Hub Leadership Team In 2019 the Boston Society of Architects organized a summit, called “Embodied Carbon in Buildings,” which sparked interest in forming a place to share information about reducing embodied carbon emissions – and from that...

Introducing Michelle Lambert

da andrew.himes | Dec 14, 2023 | Introduzione dello staff CLF, Caratteristica

Policy and Engagement Manager Michelle Lambert is a Policy and Engagement Manager at CLF. She leads research on public policies targeting embodied carbon with the goal of decarbonizing building materials and reducing the carbon impact of our built environment. She is...

Introducing Mahsa Torabi

da andrew.himes | Nov 22, 2023 | Introduzione dello staff CLF, Caratteristica

Visiting Researcher, UW Mahsa Torabi is a Visiting Researcher at the UW, and a PhD candidate at University of Victoria (UVic). Her research utilizes Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) for early-stage design and the formulation of low-carbon, high-performance design concepts....