WEBINAR: Delivering Envision Platinum for the Lower Manhattan Coastal Resiliency – Battery Project

October 9, 2024 | 2:00pm – 3:00pm ET

In this session, Brad Moore and Katherine Hansen of Stantec, will provide an overview of how the Lower Manhattan Coastal Resiliency – Battery project was able to integrate Envision into the Project’s design, construction, and operations to make the project more resilient and reduce environmental impacts. The Battery Project seeks to improve the resilience of the park by raising the site to accommodate future sea level rise around New York City. The project was completed by the New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC), with Stantec Consulting as designer, and Hunter Roberts Construction Group as construction manager. Brad and Katherine will provide an overview of how the Battery project was able to utilize Envision to quantify sustainability performance, improve the sustainability of the project using the framework, and complete Envision Verification resulting in an Envision Platinum Award.

*Participation in this webinar will satisfy one elective hour toward ENV SP credential maintenance.

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Webinar Presenters:

 

Brad Moore, P.Eng., ALM, ENV SP | Sustainable Infrastructure Team Lead (Stantec)

Brad is a Civil Engineer specializing in the field of sustainable infrastructure design with Stantec Consulting and a graduate of Harvard University’s ALM in Sustainability program. In his career, Brad has applied his unique skill set to projects at over 70 locations across North America including the design of transit facilities, ports, parks, wastewater facilities, water distribution, stormwater management, and major roadways. Brad is currently guiding over $12 billion (construction value) in infrastructure projects through the Envision process that seeks to improve the sustainability and resilience of our infrastructure.

Katherine Hansen, EIT, ENV SP | Civil Engineer (Stantec)

Katherine is a Civil Engineer working at Stantec Consulting with broad experience in climate mitigation and adaptation projects throughout New York City’s infrastructure sector. Her work includes resilience design projects for waterfront development and critical facilities, embodied carbon reduction plans, and developing resilient design guidelines for climate adaptation. Katherine led the design for the Battery’s drainage improvements, green infrastructure design, material reuse, and embodied carbon reduction program as well as the Life Cycle Assessment and Life Cycle Cost Analysis.