Built to Lead: Lessons in Building Decarbonization and Resilience

On September 24, A Better City is hosting the first in a series of five in-person panel events to showcase the climate leadership of A Better City member companies and institutions, Built to Lead: Lessons in Building Decarbonization and Resilience. Over the last three and a half years, A Better City members have been focused on helping to shape new and updated climate policies that relate to large buildings. This panel series will move from policy to implementation by showcasing how climate leaders are both decarbonizing and fortifying their building stock. The series aims to provide inspiring and replicable strategies for all large building owners.

The series includes:

  • Built to Lead: Lessons in Building Decarbonization in Existing Buildings, Wednesday, September 24, 2025 @ 9-10:30 AM at 290 Congress St, Fort Point Room, Boston, MA 02210
    • Torey Brooks, Pembrokerelaxing temperature settings in back-of-house pilot
    • Saagar Patel, Equity Residentialnew window technology pilot
    • Al Scaramelli, Beacon Capitalbuilding equipment optimization pilot
    • Neetu Siddarth, BXPwaste heat recovery project
    • Kailash Viswanathan, Consigliretrofit phasing pilot in a Hines building

 

    • Heather Henriksen, Harvard UniversityERC, conference center using Mass Timber and low embodied carbon concrete
    • David Gillespie, AvalonBaySalem, MA, passive house development
    • Christoph Stump, Trinity FinancialBronx, NY, passive house development
    • Yanni Tsipis, WS DevelopmentSeaport, net zero carbon office building using Sublime cement and all-electric systems
    • Randy Boles, VertexSeaport, 95% electric lab development

 

  • Built to Lead: Lessons in New Technologies and Opportunities, TBD
  • Built to Lead: Lesson in Deconstruction and Embodied Carbon, TBD
  • Built to Lead: Lessons in Resilience, TBD

 

For any questions about the series, please contact Yve Torrie.

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