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Publication Date: 01-JAN-07
Pages: 36
Format: PDF or Print
Price: $99.00
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Description
McGraw-Hill Construction Education Green Building SmartMarket Report is a 36-page printed report (available as hard copy or PDF) that addresses the growing trends and market opportunities in green building in the education construction sector. McGraw-Hill Construction conducted targeted market research to obtain new information on green building in the education construction sector. The result is never-before seen intelligence, including the following: Contents Page 2 - Introduction
o Harvey M. Bernstein, Vice President, Industry Analytics & Alliances
McGraw-Hill Construction Page 4 - Market Summary
o Market Trends & Outlook
o Graph - Projected Green Building Market Value
o Graph - Top Five Sectors Expected to Have Substantial Growth in Green Construction
o Advantages of Building Green
o Market Drivers
o Green Building Products & Information
o Strategies Recommended to Help Transform the Education Green Building Market Page 6 - Overview of Educational Green Building
o Greening Educational Facilities
o The Green School Advantage
o Certification Programs: The Influence of LEED and CHPS
o LEED for Schools Rating System Features
o CHPS Features Page 8 - Market Intelligence on Educational Green Building
o General Outlook for Educational Construction
o Chart - Commercial Construction Activity by Value
o Graph - Enrollment in Schools and Colleges
o Graph - Education Construction
o Market Opportunity for Green Building in the Education Sector
o Chart - Education Project Types by Project Value
o Chart - Education Project Types by Number of Projects
o Market Demand for Green Building
o Graph - Projected Green Building Market Size
o Market Demand for Green Education Construction
o Graph - Top Five Sectors Expected to Have Substantial Growth in Green Construction
o Green Building Legislation and Policies
o Importance of Outcomes From Building Green Educational Facilities
o Advantages to Building Green Schools
o Chart - School Building Energy Usage
o Chart - University Building Energy Usage
o Satisfaction With Outcomes of Green Educational Building
o Graph - Importance and Satisfaction of Outcomes of Building Green Educational Facilities according to Green School Owners and Operators
o Reasons for Building Green Educational Facilities
o Graph - Top Environmental Reasons for Building Green Educational Facilities according to CEFPI Members
o Graph - Top Environmental Reasons for Building Green Schools: Green School Owners and Operators (Phase 1) vs. CEFPI Members (Phase 2)
o Graph - Top Social Reasons for Building Green Educational Facilities according to CEFPI Members
o Graph - Most Important Social Reasons for Building Green Schools: Green School Owners and Operators (Phase 1) vs. CEFPI Members (Phase 2)
o Triggers to Building Green Educational Facilities
o Triggers to Building Green Educational Facilities according to CEFPI Members
o Obstacles to Building Green Educational Facilities
o Top Three Obstacles to Building Green Educational Facilities according to CEFPI Members Page 18 - Green Building Product Usage and Practices
o Green Building Product Usage
o Graph - Top Green Building Product Categories for Green Schools and Universities according to CEFPI Members
o Green Building Practices Page 20 - Green Building Information Needs & Key Influencers
o Green Building Information Needs
o Influencing the Decision to Build Green Schools
o Graph - Top Influence Agents for Building Green Schools: Green Building Owners and Operators (Phase 1) vs. CEFPI Members (Phase 2) Page 22 - Taking a Green School to New Heights: Greening Sidwell Friends
o The Green Consultant Perspective: Interview with Iris Amdur, LEED AP, principal of GreenShape, LLC
o The Owner Perspective: Interview with Michael Saxenian, assistant head and CFO, Sidwell Friends School Page 28 - Greening a Public School: Maywood Academy
o The Architect Perspective: Interview with Loi Thai, LEED AP, WLC Architects, Inc. Page 30 - Greening a University: Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA
o The SmartMarket Report Interviews Carnegie Mellon University Green Building Leadership Staff: Barbara Kviz, environmental coordinator; Martin Altschul, university engineer; Brad Hochberg, energy manager
o Carnegie Mellon University Green Activities: A Brief Overview Page 34 - Resources
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