7-23-2020 | Events
Senior Associate Steve Doub and Living Building Services Director Chris Hellstern will participate in the roundtable discussion for the July 2020 Perspective: Sustainability put on by Metropolis Magazine.
Session details:
The roundtable will consist of a frank and open discussion about improving the entire scenario of specification for sustainability, including but not limited to certifications, sampling methods, transparency, value engineering, and end-of-life strategies. Leaders from our manufacturer partners will join, as well as architecture, engineering and construction leaders.
“In architecture, you have to learn to be flexible. Projects change, technology evolves — the best work calls for versatility.” Versatility suggests knowing a little about a lot, but Steve is unique in that he knows a lot about a lot. He has to in order to flourish as Miller Hull’s specifier and quality management lead. Knowing…
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