Sustainability & Resilience
ULI San Francisco’s Sustainability and Resilience Committee works on educating and engaging Bay Area real estate and land use leaders in creating and implementing sustainable development practices in our communities.
Our specific objectives include:
- Support development of sustainable projects;
- Enhance understanding of how communities can achieve sustainability through strategies and tools that enable sustainable development;
- Foster regional systems that support sustainable communities; and
- Identify public policies that support sustainable community development practices.
Recent Past Events
Power Move: What You Need to Know About Building Electrification, 3/10/21
Carbon’s Big Picture – Strategies on Reducing Embodied Carbon, 5/19/20
A New Metric in Town – Transitioning from LOS to VMT, 5/13/20
The Climate Challenge – Risks, Reality, and Real Estate, 2/13/20
Beyond Code for a Greener Bay Area – Owner and Tenant Solutions for Sustainable Build-Outs, 11/6/19
Future-proof Your Projects in the Era of EV – Tesla Tour & Discussion, 2/21/19
Resilient By Design – What’s Next?, 6/18/18
Cities at Risk: The Bay Area and Rising Tides, 2/21/18
The Benefits of Energy Storage in CRE, 2/15/18
ULI Center for Sustainability
The ULI Randall Lewis Center for Sustainability in Real Estate is dedicated to creating healthy, resilient, and high performance communities around the world. Through the work of its Greenprint, Building Healthy Places, and Urban Resilience programs, the Center provides leadership and support to real estate and land use professionals to invest in energy efficient, healthy, resilient, and sustainable buildings and communities.dedicated to creating healthy, resilient, and high performance communities around the world.
Sustainability and Resilience Committee Leadership
Sarah Boudreau
Langan Engineering & Environmental Services
Sustainability Committee Co-Chair
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Kacey Clagett
Appleseed Strategy
Sustainability Committee Co-Chair
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