Not Complicated - Just Green
A podcast of common sense for better construction.
Not Complicated - Just Green
Insights from Lifecycle Building Center's Advisory Board - Jimmy Mitchell & Jay Bassett
Join Jimmy Mitchell and Jay Bassett, both advisory board members of the Lifecycle Building Center, a non-profit rescuing diverse building materials from landfills. Tune in for an exciting chance to engage with an upcoming event and make a difference in your community. Enjoy the conversation!
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Episode Title: Common Sense for Better Construction: A Conversation with Life Cycle Building Center
Introduction:
- Welcome to "Common Sense for Better Construction," where we bridge the information gap to help you reach a brighter future in the built world.
- Sponsored by Creative Interface Architecture and Interiors, making sustainable construction practically impactful. Check them out at (www.creativeinterface.design).
Guests:
- Jimmy Mitchell and Jay Bassett, members of the Advisory Board for Life Cycle Building Center, a non-profit organization focused on reclaimed building materials.
Discussion Highlights:
1. Introduction to Life Cycle Building Center:
- Overview of Life Cycle Building Center's mission and its focus on reclaimed building materials.
- The importance of promoting the reuse economy and salvaging materials in construction projects.
2. The Reuse Economy and Environmental Impact:
- Exploring the environmental benefits of the reuse economy.
- Discussion on the carbon impacts of reuse and a study on the Candida building's waste diversion.
3. Workforce Development Objectives:
- Importance of workforce development for the reuse economy.
- The role of Life Cycle Building Center in creating a ready-trained workforce through a U.S. EPA grant.
4. Community Asset and Green Infrastructure:
- The role of Life Cycle Building Center as a community asset and its impact on green infrastructure.
- Discussion on the Eco Commons and the reuse of salvaged materials in the Candida building.
5. Opportunities and Challenges:
- Exploring opportunities in the reuse economy and its potential economic, social, and environmental benefits.
- Addressing challenges related to policy, workforce development, and utility bills in Atlanta housing.
6. Vision for the Future:
- Discussing the unknown possibilities and creativity that the reuse economy can bring.
- The broader vision of community development, workforce pathways, and regenerative design.
7. Sponsorship Opportunities:
- Information on corporate sponsorships ranging from $1,000 to $25,000.
- Encouragement for businesses to get involved and contribute to the community.
8. Timeline and Event Details:
- The event is on Tuesday, October 9th, at the Candida building on Georgia Tech's campus.
- Registration launched on August 5th, providing options for individual registration and corporate sponsorships.
9. Getting Involved:
- Inviting anyone interested in partnering with Life Cycle Building Center to share ideas and explore partnerships.
- Emphasizing the impact of local community involvement and refurbishing initiatives.
10. Closing Thoughts:
- Highlighting the celebration of Life Cycle Building Center's achievements, including recent renovations.
- Expressing excitement for the upcoming event and the potential for collaborative efforts in community development.
Conclusion:
- Thank you for joining "Common Sense for Better Construction," sponsored by Creative Interface Architecture and Interiors. Redefine the impact of great design at www.creativeinterface.design).