[Save] Rodolpho Ramina to speak at CRE on Monday, March 15

[Will Bradshaw]

PRACTICING THE ELUSIVE: INTEGRATING SUSTAINABILITY AND THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT
SPRING 2004 SPEAKER SERIES presents.
{  for all series info see 
http://web.mit.edu/sfgs/speakers/
or email elusive at mit.edu  }

 

Monday March 15, 2004 at 6:00 p.m.

MIT's Center for Real Estate

Third Floor of 120 Massachusetts Avenue

Building W31 Room 301

For a map go to: http://whereis.mit.edu/map-jpg 

 

Rodolpho Ramina - "Challenges of Sustainable Cities" 

 

 

Rodolpho Ramina is a 2003/2004 Loeb Fellow at the Graduate School of Design
(GSD) at Harvard University. He is also a private consultant and the
research director of Fundacao Angelo Creta, an environmental NGO in Parana
State. Prior to this work, Ramina served as technical director for the
Curitiba (Brazil) City Industrial Development Company, working to build the
industrial sector as the city experienced rapid growth in the 1980s. During
recent years, Rodolpho has been particularly interested in the environmental
and human impact of large public works projects and has strived to mitigate
their negative ramifications. As a Loeb Fellow, he is exploring the
technical, design, and procedural innovations needed to support sustainable
communities within a regional context.

 

 

Practicing the Elusive is a student-initiated and organized speaker series
co-sponsored by the Department of Architecture, the Department of Urban
Studies and Planning (DUSP), the DUSP Environmental Policy Group, the
Laboratory for Energy and the Environment, the Center for Real Estate, the
Harvard Real Estate Club, New Ecology, Inc., MIT's Graduate Student Council,
and the DUSP Student Council.

 

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Additionally, there is another event on Monday that may be of interest. 

 

Role of Policy in Achieving an Energy-Efficient Built Environment   

 

Monday

March 15, 2004

12:30pm - 2:00pm

Location:

AVT, Room 7-437 Dr. Susan Tierney

 

Spring 2004Building Technology Lecture Series

 

Sponsor   Building Technology Program:

 

Admission free

     

Open to the public         

 

For more information   Contact Nancy Dalrymple at 253-0463

 <http://architecture.mit.edu/calendar/index.html>
http://architecture.mit.edu/calendar/index.html 

 

 

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