CoreNet Global, AIA and IIDA Announce
Winner of 8th Annual Sustainable Leadership
Award for Design & Development
CoreNet Global joined for the eighth consecutive year with the American Institute of Architects and the International Interior Design Association to present the annual Sustainability Leadership Award for Design and Development at the CoreNet Global Summit Las Vegas, Fall 2009.
Judges:
• Alicia Martin, Sprint
• Stephen Evanko, Capital One
• Emily Renya, Environmental Defense Fund*
* Through participation in judging, the Environmental Defense Fund does not
necessarily endorse any company or initiative in this program.
Sponsored By
 
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Sponsors:
Tandus, Founding Sponsor
Johnson Controls
2010 Winner
Space Matrix Design Consultants
T-Zed is a celebration of what technology can do and its presentation toward more ecological concerns. It is a new sensibility that embraces far wider concerns of energy use, sustainable urbanism and, of course, ecological awareness. This project aims to prove that sustainable living in the Indian urban context is not only economically and technically viable, but can also be comfortable and manageable for the common man. This is a residential campus with many firsts: LEED Platinum-rated residential apartment, centrally air-conditioned (with no CFC and HCFC), no water supply from the outside, waste treated and reused. It is a successful blend of uncommon approaches, combined with more traditional green initiatives
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2010 Global Award winners recognized at the CoreNet Global Summit, New Orleans were (from left): Alan Barr of Space Matrix for the Sustainable Leadership Award in Design and Development; Kim Burt of OCCo Original Creative Coop BV who stood in for Industry Excellence Award winner WICELY, and Robert Marcusse of the Kansas City Area Development Council for the Economic Development Leadership Award. Joining them (far right) was CoreNet Global Membership Director Richard Kadzis, CAE.
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