By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
1. Identify environmental and resource-conservation benefits associated with incorporating reclaimed and reused materials into interior design projects.
2. Explain how material reuse, circular-economy principles and embodied-carbon considerations relate to sustainable interior design and LEED v5.
3. Evaluate reclaimed wood materials for interior applications based on sourcing, condition, durability, dimensional characteristics, finishing and project requirements.
4. Apply material-reuse strategies to an interior project and identify appropriate documentation and specification considerations for a LEED-oriented project.
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
1. Identify environmental and resource-conservation benefits associated with incorporating reclaimed and reused materials into interior design projects.
2. Explain how material reuse, circular-economy principles and embodied-carbon considerations relate to sustainable interior design and LEED v5.
3. Evaluate reclaimed wood materials for interior applications based on sourcing, condition, durability, dimensional characteristics, finishing and project requirements.
4. Apply material-reuse strategies to an interior project and identify appropriate documentation and specification considerations for a LEED-oriented project.
