Sustain Southern Seminar Series (2014-2021)
Designing and Living for a Carbon-Balanced Planet
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Biography of Lecturer
An architect, mom, foodie, urban farmer, and electric car enthusiast, Elaine Gallagher Adams is a Rocky Mountain Institute alum, who teaches architecture, historic preservation, sustainability, and urban design at Savannah College of Art & Design. As Sustainability Director for LS3P Associates, she serves as a national voice for mindful design, high-performance buildings, and environmental accountability – building energy and ecological awareness, sustainable preservation, exploring new technologies, connecting to global sustainability issues including climate resilience, water scarcity, cultural sustainability, local food, and decentralized economies… while creating beautiful and inspiring buildings, places, and cities.
Location of Lecture
Assembly Hall (Room 1915) Nessmith Lane Conference Center, Statesboro Campus of Georgia Southern University
Digital Publication Date
2019
Date of Lecture
2-27-2019
Event Type
Lecture (File Not Available for Download)
University Sponsor
Sustain Southern
Language
English
Copyright
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Recommended Citation
Adams, Elaine Gallagher, "Designing and Living for a Carbon-Balanced Planet" (2019). Sustain Southern Seminar Series (2014-2021). 16.
https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/sustainability-seminar-series/16
