Join this 1-hour webinar to learn how commercial building decarbonization, energy efficiency upgrades, electrification, and renewable energy strategies can reduce operating costs, improve building performance, increase resiliency, and help achieve Building Performance Standards through real-world case studies and Decarbonization Planning Assessments.
Join the BE+ Health and Wellness Roundtable, a venue for architects, designers, construction managers, and sustainability professionals to discuss issues related to healthy buildings.
PH 120: The Architect's Role in Passive Building is an introductory course for practitioners who have completed PHMass' PH101: An Introduction to Passive Building or have equivalent experience. Moving beyond foundational building science, this session focuses on the architect’s practical responsibility as the central coordinator of a performance-based design.
This training is intended for Architects and Engineers. CPHCs learn to design to the Phius Certification climate-specific building standard. Projects earning Phius certifications (Phius CORE, Phius ZERO and Phius REVIVE) follow RESNET QA/QC protocols and achieve excellent HERS scores, US Department of Energy Zero Energy Ready Home status, and adhere to EPA indoor airPLUS requirements.
The Phius Certified Builder Certification is for tradespeople and construction professionals with field experience in construction and/or high performance building. This training prepares construction professionals to understand passive building techniques — airtight enclosures, high-performance window installation, passive design strategies, field quality assurance, and site management. For a project pursuing Phius Certification, these professionals ensure the building is built and operating to the plans and specifications. They are responsible for executing air-sealing and thermal bridge mitigation.
Join the BE+ Decarbonize Existing Buildings Alliance hosted monthly roundtable, a venue for architects, designers, construction managers, and sustainability professionals to discuss issues related to decarbonizing existing buildings.
Building Tech Forum 2026 is a series of 45 x 5-minute lightning talks where industry leaders present practical innovations accelerating the sustainable and regenerative design, construction and operation of the built environment.
All presenters are then available at networking tables to connect and explore the future of building science and the collaborative potential of the moment.
Join the BE+ Living Future Roundtable, a venue for architects, designers, construction managers, and sustainability professionals to discuss topics and issues related to International Living Future Institute (ILFI) programs.
Join this 1-hour webinar to learn about the benefits of a Portfolio Decarbonization Roadmap—maximize energy savings, take advantage of incentives, and tackle aging equipment across a portfolio.
The BE+ Women in Green Roundtable is a venue for architects, designers, construction managers, and sustainability professionals to collaborate as Women in the industry.
Learn the latest LEED v5 BD+C Materials and Resources requirements, including embodied carbon accounting, building product selection, and construction waste diversion. Discover strategies for earning LEED credits while advancing sustainable building and decarbonization goals.
Join our brand new Study Group Program, lasting six to eight week study group, perfect for those who are looking for a lower-cost, community-based alternative to a live exam prep course for either the LEED v5 Green Associate Exam or LEED AP Exam. The study group combines on demand prep materials, live, virtual touch points, and group communication channels, ultimately providing: peer-to-peer accountability, guided learning pathways, access to subject matter experts, flexible / self-paced study, exposure to LEED v5 concepts through webinars, and curated resources.
Join a growing community of practitioners committed to driving meaningful change across their organizations and the broader industry. This course brings together leaders and changemakers who are actively shaping the conversation—and the action—around the systemic issues of justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion.