Water is our most natural resource, yet harvesting and using it in buildings is one of our most complicated ordinances.
Learn how rainwater has historically been used in buildings, how other areas of the country are slowly starting to make net-zero-water buildings a reality, and what opportunities Ann Arbor has to be a water leader.
Jessica A.S. Letaw enjoys working on, thinking over, and telling stories about architecture. Her past day jobs included design/build and construction firms. She lives in Ann Arbor with her rescue hound, Henry, and keeps herself out of trouble by volunteering for the Ann Arbor Summer Festival and other local events. She enjoys reading, gardening, and well-made White Russians.
Event Start:
Wednesday, May 4, 2016 - 7:00pm
Event End:
Wednesday, May 4, 2016 - 8:30pm
Setup Time (min.):
120
Cleanup Time (min.):
30
Creator Email:
mariah@aadl.org
Responsible Email:
mariah@aadl.org
Host Email:
mariah@aadl.org
A/V Needed:
A/V Equipment Needed
Event Notes:
likely just using projector and mic, not recording
Proposed:
No
CalDAV UID:
20160304T063702EST-2198IfiPL9
Will Be Recorded:
No