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Start Time: 11/7/2023, 01:00 PM
End Time: 11/7/2023, 02:00 PM
Carrie Estoc
Senior Interior Designer, Little Diversified Architectural Consulting
Carrie is a senior interior designer focused on community projects including K-12 schools, higher education, civic, and cultural facilities. She leads the interior design aspects of projects from the earliest design phases throughout the development of construction documents and administration. Carrie is relentless in seeking innovation and elevating the performance of her clients. She has proven experience creating and developing client driven solutions and maintains a deliberate focus on sustainability in her selection of materials and seeks innovation in furniture solutions for educational spaces. As a designer of environment that enhance community connections, Carrie cares deeply about the impact an interior environment has on the end user.
Joey Shea
Manager, Mission Activation & Key Accounts, Interface
Joey Shea joined Interface in 2018. As manager of mission activation and key account director, he relies on his background in the environmental nonprofit sector to share how Interface pursues business success and deep sustainability impact at the same time. Collaboration and collective impact are at the heart of our approach to Climate Take Back, the business plan to reverse global warming, and Joey’s job is to get as many people excited to take on the challenge as possible.
Learning Objectives:
End Time: 11/7/2023, 02:00 PM
The Reality of Sustainability - Case Studies from the Field
Speaker Details:
Carrie Estoc
Senior Interior Designer, Little Diversified Architectural Consulting
Carrie is a senior interior designer focused on community projects including K-12 schools, higher education, civic, and cultural facilities. She leads the interior design aspects of projects from the earliest design phases throughout the development of construction documents and administration. Carrie is relentless in seeking innovation and elevating the performance of her clients. She has proven experience creating and developing client driven solutions and maintains a deliberate focus on sustainability in her selection of materials and seeks innovation in furniture solutions for educational spaces. As a designer of environment that enhance community connections, Carrie cares deeply about the impact an interior environment has on the end user.
Joey Shea
Manager, Mission Activation & Key Accounts, Interface
Joey Shea joined Interface in 2018. As manager of mission activation and key account director, he relies on his background in the environmental nonprofit sector to share how Interface pursues business success and deep sustainability impact at the same time. Collaboration and collective impact are at the heart of our approach to Climate Take Back, the business plan to reverse global warming, and Joey’s job is to get as many people excited to take on the challenge as possible.
Learning Objectives:
- Understand how embodied carbon accelerates climate change, which has serious impact on community health outcomes.
- Identify leadership opportunities in material selection to improve waste diversion and indoor environmental quality goals.
- Evaluate strategies for sustainability leadership beyond operational efficiency to include low carbon procurement and circular materials.
- Review strategies schools have employed to connect the choices made in procurement, material selection, and building performance to community values.
The Reality of Sustainability - Case Studies from the Field
Track
EDsession (60 min)