The document discusses four primary areas of focus regarding green building and global trade: 1) green design and architecture, 2) green construction materials, 3) green interiors including furnishings and appliances, and 4) green trade including the import and export of green products, materials, and services. It provides details on specific green materials, products, and practices within each of these four areas.

1. GREEN BUILDING AND GLOBAL TRADE

2. GREEN BUILDING AND GLOBAL TRADE EnvS152 Ashley Manfre Daniel Kubisz Eric T. Lee Kevin Lu

3. FOUR PRIMARY AREAS OF FOCUS GREEN BUILDING AND GLOBAL TRADE 4

4. FOUR PRIMARY AREAS OF FOCUS GREEN BUILDING AND GLOBAL TRADE 01 . Green design & environmentally friendly architecture 02. Green construction materials (sustainable materials, etc) 03. Green interiors ; furnishings, appliances, lighting, air, etc 04. Green trade ; import & export of green products, materials & services

5. Ashley Manfre Daniel Kubisz Eric T. Lee Kevin Lu 01. Green Design GREEN BUILDING AND GLOBAL TRADE 1

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7. Ashley Manfre Daniel Kubisz Eric T. Lee Kevin Lu 02. Green Construction Materials GREEN BUILDING AND GLOBAL TRADE 2

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9. 03. Green Interiors GREEN BUILDING AND GLOBAL TRADE 3 Ashley Manfre Daniel Kubisz Eric T. Lee Kevin Lu

11. 03. Green Interiors / What is? GREEN BUILDING AND GLOBAL TRADE Interior design is the process of shaping the experience of interior space , through the manipulation of spatial volume as well as surface treatment. BIG trend is GREEN

12. American Society of Interior Designers “ Green design is design that goes beyond being just efficient, attractive, on time and on budget. It is a design that cares about how such goals are achieved, about its effect on people and on the environment.” >> 03. Green Interiors / What is? GREEN BUILDING AND GLOBAL TRADE

13. American Society of Interior Designers “ An environmentally responsible professional makes a commitment to constantly try to find ways to diminish design's impact on the world around us. It is also a smart way of doing business: sustainable design is the fastest growing segment of our industry .” 03. Green Interiors / What is? GREEN BUILDING AND GLOBAL TRADE

15. Fashion, Style, Eco-awareness 03. Green Interiors / Eco Furnishings GREEN BUILDING AND GLOBAL TRADE

18. 03. Green Interiors / Countertops GREEN BUILDING AND GLOBAL TRADE

19. Appliances – use 10-50% less energy Heating & Cooling Home electronics Lighting – LED, CFL Office Equipment Rebate$ & tax credit$ 03. Green Interiors / Energy Star GREEN BUILDING AND GLOBAL TRADE

27. 04. Green Trade (import & export) GREEN BUILDING AND GLOBAL TRADE 4 Ashley Manfre Daniel Kubisz Eric T. Lee Kevin Lu

28. Materials & Products Focusing on materials that are economically efficient, eco-friendly, and non/low-toxic. 04. Green Trade (import & export) GREEN BUILDING AND GLOBAL TRADE

30. Wall : bamboo, dimensional lumber, fly- ash concrete, local soil materials, local soil Roof : bamboo, dimensional lumber, fiber- cement composite and metal roof materials 04. Green Trade (import & export) GREEN BUILDING AND GLOBAL TRADE

31. Insulation : cellulose and agricultural fiber, denim Paints : low VOC paints, low biocide finishes, natural finishes, adhesives 04. Green Trade (import & export) GREEN BUILDING AND GLOBAL TRADE

32. 04. Green Trade (import & export) GREEN BUILDING AND GLOBAL TRADE Energy : Solar panels, wind turbines

33. 04. Green Trade (import & export) GREEN BUILDING AND GLOBAL TRADE Energy : Solar panels 1. Mainly produced in China; 20% of Global Solar Panel output. 2. 2006 overseas shipments of solar panels ~US$1.6 billion. 3. EU remains the largest market (followed by Asia and North America). High demand is mainly from the developed countries; Germany, Spain, Japan and the US (50%+ combined)

34. 04. Green Trade (import & export) GREEN BUILDING AND GLOBAL TRADE Energy : Solar panels 4. Government support is an important factor in driving demand for solar panels since PV power still costs ~10-15x more than traditional energy sources such as coal and natural gas.

36. Global Trade / Bamboo: 3. Permits and blueprints from Bamboo Technologies are signed by an architect and engineer. 4. Hiring a licensed contractor and contracting a Bamboo Technologies qualified technical supervisor. 5. Start working. 04. Green Trade (import & export) GREEN BUILDING AND GLOBAL TRADE

37. Global Trade / Bamboo: 3. Permits and blueprints from Bamboo Technologies are signed by an architect and engineer. 4. Hiring a licensed contractor and contracting a Bamboo Technologies qualified technical supervisor. 5. Start working. 04. Green Trade (import & export) GREEN BUILDING AND GLOBAL TRADE

38. 05. Green Building Resources GREEN BUILDING AND GLOBAL TRADE 5

39. Magazines: 05. Green Building Resources GREEN BUILDING AND GLOBAL TRADE

40. Trade events: 05. Green Building Resources GREEN BUILDING AND GLOBAL TRADE

41. 05. Green Building Resources GREEN BUILDING AND GLOBAL TRADE THANK YOU. Q&A