Green Multifamily

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Jonathan Baron ASID Baron Design Inc (moderator)
Dana Bourland Senior Director Green Communities
Lynn Russell CGP FMI Corporation
Daniel P. Gehman AIA, LEED AP Thomas P. Cox
Architects
Lisa Henry ASID, LEED AP Knoll Inc.
Green Multifamily Speaker Presentations September
17, 2008
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Dana Bourland Green Communities
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• Multi-Housing World Conference
• Which Shade is Right for Your Project?
• September 17, 2008

Dana Bourland Senior Director, Green
Communities dbourland_at_enterprisecommunity.org
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Who We Are
25 Years Old More than 8 billion in equity,
loans and grants invested since 1982 More than
212,000 affordable homes created Investing 1
billion in equity, loans and grants annually
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What is Green Communities?
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Green Communities National Partners
American Institute of Architects American
Planning Association Bank of America Blue Moon
Fund BP America Citigroup Foundation Fannie Mae
Freddie Mac Global Green USA The Home Depot
Foundation J.P. Morgan Chase The Kendeda Fund The
Kresge Foundation
Merrill Lynch CDC MT Bank Natl Assoc State
Energy Officials Natl Center Healthy Hsng
Natural Resources Defense Council Southface Surdn
a Foundation Tides Foundation US Dept HUD US
Green Building Council Washington Mutual William
J. Clinton Foundation
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Green Communities Results to Date

• Established the Green Communities Criteria.
• 570 million invested.
• 13,000 sustainable homes underway in 300
  developments in 30 states.
• 3,500 professionals trained through in-person and
  on-line events.
• 20 state and local housing policies made more
  sustainable.
• Emerging research showing affordable can be green
  cost effectively.
• Emerging research showing significant energy and
  water savings, health benefits and carbon
  emissions reductions.

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Green Communities Framework

• Urban, Suburban, Rural
• New Construction
• Rehabilitation
• Moderate Rehabilitation
• Adaptive Re-use
• Single-family Detached
• Single-family Attached
• Multi-family high-,mid-,and low-rise

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ENERGY
ENVIRON- MENT
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IntegratedDesign
Materials Beneficial to the Environment
Water Conservation
Energy Efficiency
Location and Neighborhood Fabric
Operations and Maintenance
Health
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When just 1 of a projects up-front costs are
spent, up to 70 of its life-cycle costs may
already be committed. -Joe Romm, energy expert
and author of The Hype About Hydrogen
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High PointPhoto Courtesy of Tom Phillips,
Seattle Housing Authority
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Breathe Easy HomesPhoto Courtesy of Tom
Phillips, Seattle Housing Authority
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Breathe Easy HomesChart Courtesy of Tom
Phillips, Seattle Housing Authority
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High Point Seattle Housing Authority Seattle,
WA Architect Mithun
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Hotel Essex San Francisco 84 Apartments for
homeless individuals with disabilities Developers
Mercy Housing California and Community Housing
Partnership Architects Barcelon Jang
Architects Opened 2008
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David Joyce Dinkins Gardens - Harlem,
NYC Developer Jonathan Rose Companies
and Harlem Congregations for Community
Improvement Architect Bill Stein/Richard
Dattner Partners 85 Apartments with 26 for
young people aging out of foster care