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Build For Impact: A New Green Building Podcast

A proponent of lifelong learning, Daniel A. Huard is a sought‐after green building expert also recognized as the Godfather of sustainability. Huard is launching Build For Impact, aiming to build a platform to allow for collaboration with some of the best minds in the world who focus on green design and sustainability. On…

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A proponent of lifelong learning, Daniel A. Huard is a sought‐after green building expert also recognized as the Godfather of sustainability. Huard is launching Build For Impact, aiming to build a platform to allow for collaboration with some of the best minds in the world who focus on green design and sustainability.

On the inaugural episode of Build For Impact, LEED architect Huard provides us with his four pillars for the green building world: sustainability, transparency, wellness and resiliency, explaining how he plans to tackle these topics in depth in future episodes.

Upcoming guests include:

Huard will be analyzing research from top institutions, such as Harvard, and explain to listeners how they can incorporate those ideas into projects to help lessen the impact of building on the environment and leave a cleaner future for the next generation.

A new episode will be released every other Monday!

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