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CEDaR interns听Scott Reca and Alec Sabatini worked with the Urban Land Institute (ULI),听the oldest and largest network of cross-disciplinary real estate and land use experts in the world,听to organize听a Nov. 7 workshop听about the Denver Green Buildings Ordinance. Reca and Sabatini also听created a summary handout听that was distributed to all event attendees.听

The Denver Green Buildings Ordinance听is听a new building code that requires buildings larger than听25,000 square feet听to dedicate a portion of their roof to solar or rooftop gardens, with portions ranging听from 20听to 60 percent,听depending on the building size. Denver voters passed the initiative a year ago over the objections of some in the development community. Since then city leaders and a task force have听made听recommendations to implement the initiative, which affects the construction and replacement of all roofs 25,000 square feet and larger.听

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The workshop听covered best practices for implementation of the ordinance with a national case study from the Javits Center in New York City, a panel discussion of green roof regulations, logistics, benefits, alternatives听and financing, and a tour of a听state-of-the-art green roof at the event location, the Flight building at TAXI in Denver.听 Keynote speakers included听Kenneth Sanchez,听chief sustainability officer and senior vice president of facilities management听for the Javits Center;听Rebecca Marshall,听sustainability manager for the Javits Center; and听Katrina Managan, energy efficient buildings lead听for the Denver Department of Public Health and Environment.

Reca and Sabatini听are preparing a white paper on the initiative.听听

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