Welcome to Las Vegas … where you would not want to bet against zero.
Approximately eight states are planning or implementing zero energy residential building codes. Dozens more are in the process of transitioning to the 2015 or more recent IECC, which is equivalent to a zero energy ready enclosure (e.g., baseline for DOE Zero Energy Ready Home).
And that includes Nevada which has adopted the 2018 IECC impacting approximately 13,000 new homes built each year in Las Vegas. We can see the future; the zero energy housing train has left the station. And you know what they say about the future. If you don’t adapt, you’ll be left behind.
The good news is there are impressive opportunities to start adapting today with $100,000s of cost savings and added value possible with zero energy ready homes. The key is integrating comprehensive best practices for optimizing community, design, performance, and quality.
Yes, all these key homeowner user experiences are interrelated. And we can no longer afford to ignore these opportunities as a massive attainability imperative sweeps across America.
Welcome to Housing 2.0, a detailed framework for consistently delivering better zero energy ready homes at lower cost. In other words, a path to industry-leading user experience. And research shows user experience leading companies consistently outperform laggards by 3X both in financial return and resilience.
Sam Rashkin, renowned housing industry thought leader, will be presenting this unique program at NV Energy’s Beltway offices on August 21, from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm in Las Vegas, NV. The content is based on his extensive engagement with the housing industry as Chief Architect with the U.S. DOE Building Technologies Office and national director for both ENERGY STAR Certified Home and Zero Energy Ready Home.
You don’t want to miss this opportunity to acquire practical skills for applying proven strategies that deliver better zero energy ready homes at lower cost. Moreover, these strategies have been vetted with thousands of housing industry professionals over the past decade. A sample of what you’ll learn includes:
What five crises converging on the housing industry today are creating substantial pain points for builders?
What four innovations are market ready to mitigate housing crises induced pain?
What off-the-shelf best practices for optimizing community can provide up to $150,000 cost savings and added value for zero energy ready homes?
What off-the-shelf best practices for optimizing housing design can provide up to $200,000 cost savings and added value for zero energy ready homes?
What off-the-shelf best practices for optimizing performance can get homes to zero energy ready while providing up to $250,000 of cost savings and added value?
What off-the-shelf best practices for optimizing quality can provide up to $100,000 of cost savings and added value for zero energy ready homes?
How are innovation-leading builders in the U.S. and abroad applying Housing 2.0 best practices with compelling business outcomes?
Sam Rashkin’s two-decade career as a licensed architect includes serving on national steering committees for the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC)’s LEED for Homes, Green Builder Media’s Green Builder Guidelines, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)’s WaterSense label, and EPA’s Indoor airPLUS label. He has partnered with Green Builder Media to develop the Housing 2.0 program , which empowers building professionals to design and construct higher-performance, healthier and more-sustainable homes at a fraction of the cost.
Zero Energy Goes to Vegas!
Welcome to Las Vegas … where you would not want to bet against zero.
Approximately eight states are planning or implementing zero energy residential building codes. Dozens more are in the process of transitioning to the 2015 or more recent IECC, which is equivalent to a zero energy ready enclosure (e.g., baseline for DOE Zero Energy Ready Home).
And that includes Nevada which has adopted the 2018 IECC impacting approximately 13,000 new homes built each year in Las Vegas. We can see the future; the zero energy housing train has left the station. And you know what they say about the future. If you don’t adapt, you’ll be left behind.
The good news is there are impressive opportunities to start adapting today with $100,000s of cost savings and added value possible with zero energy ready homes. The key is integrating comprehensive best practices for optimizing community, design, performance, and quality.
Yes, all these key homeowner user experiences are interrelated. And we can no longer afford to ignore these opportunities as a massive attainability imperative sweeps across America.
Welcome to Housing 2.0, a detailed framework for consistently delivering better zero energy ready homes at lower cost. In other words, a path to industry-leading user experience. And research shows user experience leading companies consistently outperform laggards by 3X both in financial return and resilience.
Sam Rashkin, renowned housing industry thought leader, will be presenting this unique program at NV Energy’s Beltway offices on August 21, from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm in Las Vegas, NV. The content is based on his extensive engagement with the housing industry as Chief Architect with the U.S. DOE Building Technologies Office and national director for both ENERGY STAR Certified Home and Zero Energy Ready Home.
You don’t want to miss this opportunity to acquire practical skills for applying proven strategies that deliver better zero energy ready homes at lower cost. Moreover, these strategies have been vetted with thousands of housing industry professionals over the past decade. A sample of what you’ll learn includes:
Please join us in Las Vegas on August 21 by registering today.
By Sam Rashkin
Sam Rashkin’s two-decade career as a licensed architect includes serving on national steering committees for the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC)’s LEED for Homes, Green Builder Media’s Green Builder Guidelines, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)’s WaterSense label, and EPA’s Indoor airPLUS label. He has partnered with Green Builder Media to develop the Housing 2.0 program , which empowers building professionals to design and construct higher-performance, healthier and more-sustainable homes at a fraction of the cost.Also Read