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Stepping Up to the 2030 Challenge
Below is an abbreviated schedule for the 2008 Conference. Schedule is subject to change as we finalize details. For complete descriptions of the workshops and bios of the speakers click on the link above for "Workshops and Bios."

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Thursday, July 17

8:30-9:00
Registration/Refreshments

9:00
Wecome by PSU President Sara Jayne Steen
Introduction to IDID V by Kate Hartnett: Stepping Up to the 2030 Challenge

9:15
Session 1:  Stepping up to the 2030 Challenge at the State Scale–Housing
• Peter Francese, Lorraine Merrill–Communities and Consequences: The unbalancing of New Hampshire’s human ecology, and what we can do about it.
Panel:
• Clean Air/Cool Planet on the work of local energy committees
• Ben Frost–NH Housing Finance Authority: housing policy and local examples
• Steve Norton–NH Center Public Policy Studies
• Donald Sienkiewicz–Home Builders and Remodelers Association
1.25 AIA HSW CEU

10:30
Break

10:45
Session 2: Stepping up to the 2030 Challenge at the Municipal Scale–Town Stories
• Bert Cohen, Peter Britz–Portsmouth
• Clay Mitchell–Epping
• Peter Adams–Plymouth
1.25 AIA HSW CEUs

12:00
Lunch

1:00
Session 3: Stepping up to the 2030 Challenge at the State Scale–Climate Change Action
Ken Colburn
1 AIA HSW CEU

2:00
Session 4: Stepping up to the 2030 Challenge at the Site Scale--Local Projects
Patricia Sherman FAIA, Bill Schoonmaker AIA, and Dave Howland–
The Durham/AIA150 Community Partnership
• Carter Scott–Coppersmith Way
1.5 AIA CEUs

3:30
Session 5: Stepping up to the 2030 Challenge at the Municipal Scale: Plymouth walking tours
All:
PSU Langdon Woods– LEED Gold residence hall w/architect and engineer
Then choose one:
Carol Jowdy, Steve Sweedler – PSU campus landscape improvements, opportunities, and challenge
June Hammond Rowan–downtown pedestrian and traffic flow
Steve Whitman–downtown living
Chris Williams–PSU campus master plan
1 AIA CEU

5:00
Reception

6:00
Banquet

7:00
IDID Excellence in Sustainable Design and Development Awards presentation

7:15
Keynote: Life is Good!
by Ed Mazria FAIA, Architecture 2030
1.25 AIA HSW CEUs

Friday, July 18

8:00
Registration/Breakfast

8:15
Welcome by Patrick Bourgeron, Director, Center for the Environment, PSU

8:30
Session 6: Stepping up to the 2030 Challenge at the Site scale–Grounds
Integrated Landscaping/Shoreland Team
• Steve Kahl–Shorelands
• Carol Jowdy ASLA, Chris Williams AIA–Squam Lake
1.25 AIA HSW CEUs

9:45
Session 7: Stepping up to the 2030 Challenge at the Site Scale–Renovation/ReUse
Leith Sharp, Harvard Green Campus Initiative on Improving Existing Building Performance
1.25 AIA HSW CEUs

11:00
Session 8 Continued
Lavallee Brensinger Architects, Mary Lyon Dorm Renovation: Case Study and Tour
1 AIA HSW CEUs

12:00
Lunch, followed by PSU catering on local foods

1:30
Session 9: Stepping up to the 2030 Challenge at the Site Scale–Virtual Tours
Miller Home, Campton
• Chris Williams AIA-Tin Mountain
• DAcres
• USFS/LEED
1 AIA HSW CEUs

2:30
Session 10: Stepping up to the 2030 Challenge–How RMI is meeting the challenge
Rocky Mountain Institute
1.25 AIA HSW CEUs

3:45
Door Prizes, Closing