WMIG jury
Jared Silliker
A small group met on Monday to start the jury conversation for What
Makes it Green? ... this is a crucial element, as you can imagine. Our
selections will be a draw for submitters and the community alike,
especially with our public interview process. Top-notch jurors also
bring overall respect and rigor to the program. In addition to finding
great individuals with superior knowledge, we're also after a diverse
group that will collaborate well together.
Last year, we had an architect, engineer and developer. This year, we
are spreading our net wide to consider many combinations. We are still
targeting 3 or 4 jurors, to keep our budget in check.
Here are some starter names. We hope you can add some and/or comment
on those listed here. If you have a close connection to these or other
candidates, please let us know. That said, please do not contact these
individuals. We will prioritize our invitations and decide who is the
best person to contact our top selections.
ARCHITECT
Peter Busby, P+W (Vancouver, BC)
Will Bruder (Phoenix) — will be a keynote at Living Future
Bob Harris, Lake Flato (San Antonio, TX)
Scott Shell or Jennifer Devlin, EHDD (SF)
Bob Berkebile, BNIM (KC)
ENGINEER
Claire Johnson, Atelier 10 (SF)
Erin McConahey, ARUP (LA)
Fiona Cousins, ARUP (NYC)
Patrick Bellew, Atelier 10 (UK)
Alan Locke / John Gautrey IBE
DEVELOPER - FINANCE
Dennis Wilde, Gerding Edlen (PDX)
Randall Leach, Shorebank Pacific (PDX)
Melissa Peterson, Enterprise Community Partners (PDX)
PUBLIC
Don Horn, GSA (SEA)
Dave Ramslie (Vancouver, BC)
EDUCATOR
Daniel Friedman, UW College of Built Environments (SEA)
MODERATOR
Nadav Malin, BuildingGreen (Vermont)
Jared Silliker
Alex Steffen, Worldchanging (SEA)
Mike Hatten, Solarc Architects and Engineers (Eugene, OR)
Peter Rumsey (Oakland)
David Winans
with World Changing to the list. Another local possibility I thought
of after the meeting might be Joel Loveland with the Integrated Design
Lab.
David Winans-GGLO