Building-integrated Food Production

Zero Hunger by Design

On-Demand

January 2020

1 HSW CE Credit, AIA # DAS353-19 - 1 HSW LU, IDCEC # 110660 - 1 HSW CEU

About this webinar

This session delves into how the designers of the built world can help alleviate hunger. We will be examining the changing food supply chain and how methods of food production can be incorporated into urban and suburban developments. You will learn how your building design can help reduce or eliminate food waste.

The content of this course has not been approved by the United Nations and does not reflect the views of the United Nations or its officials or Member States.

Hosted by Lynne Wilkinson

Lynne Wilkinson, RID, NCIDQ, NAHB, is Principal Interior Designer for the firm Draco Designs. Her passion for design developed during 12 years working and traveling abroad in over 150 countries studying and lecturing on the art, architecture, and history of hundreds of cultures. These influences fused with an innate artistic aesthetic and technical abilities allow Lynne to create and oversee unique designs that are as individual as the clients. Lynne is a licensed Interior Designer and holds an NCIDQ National Certificate for Interior Design Qualification.

Upon completion, you'll be able to:

  • Discuss the UN Sustainable Development Goal to reach Zero Hunger.
  • Explain how new methods of food production can be integrated into the built environment.
  • Assess opportunities to reduce food waste and understand the impact on the environment and people.
  • Identify opportunities to include food distribution into a variety of buildings and designs.

Entire 2024 series

$345 Single payment
12 HSW CE credits

Single session

$45 Single payment
1 HSW CE credit

Entire 2024 series

$29/month 12 Monthly payments
12 HSW CE credits

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