our 2012 Annual Report

ANNUAL
REPORT
2012
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LETTER FROM THE CEO
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INNOVATION
PROJECTS TAKING ROOT
IN THE NEWS
RECOGNITION
GLOBAL VISION, PL ACED - BASED ACTION
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26 A GLOBAL NETWORK FOR LOCAL ACTION
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FINANCIAL INFORMATION
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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PEOPLE
2012 INTERNATIONAL LIVING FUTURE INSTITUTE SPONSORS
2012 LIVING FUTURE SPONSORS
MEMBERS
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
THE INTERNATIONAL
LIVING FUTURE
INSTITUTE’S MISSION
IS TO LEAD THE
TRANSFORMATION
TOWARD A FUTURE
THAT IS SOCIALLY JUST,
CULTURALLY RICH
AND ECOLOGICALLY
RESTORATIVE.
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“The Living Building Challenge™ successfully shows how
humans and their built environment can be harmoniously,
benignly integrated within ecosystems. Above all, its
rigorous standards and daringly innovative, revolutionary
approach to building are already having a considerable
impact on the thinking of designers and architects
around the world, influencing all levels of design and
technological approaches, radically pushing forward
the field.”
So said the Buckminster Fuller Challenge jury in June
2012, as they awarded our signature program top
honors. Needless to say, we were thrilled and humbled
by this news. My mentor, Bob Berkebile, was a student of
Bucky’s, so this award felt particularly significant to me.
But the big news isn’t what we achieved, but why we
achieved it. The Buckminster Fuller Challenge jury
scrutinized the success of our concept in the field. They
looked at the work that project teams are doing around
the world. They examined the impact that our Materials
Red List is having on industry. They talked to us about
‘Declare’, our new materials disclosure label.
What they found is an idea that has become a powerful
force for good in the world, a program whose success
is the success of our large and growing community of
change agents—people committed to creating a Living
Future in their communities. The pages that follow tell
the story of this network of global citizens who have
taken our vision and made it their own.
We have a long way to go, but when I look at the
progress we’ve made together, I feel very good about
the future.
In friendship,
Jason F. McLennan
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TRANSFORMING
EXPECTATIONS
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INNOVATION
As our programs grew in 2012, we also made time to launch some major new initiatives and
efforts. The specifics of our work may vary, but the goal is always the same: to create a Living
Future that is socially just, culturally rich and ecologically restorative. Our way of working is
to find trim tab opportunities or leverage points to quickly and effectively create transformative
change.
DECLARE:
By providing a clear ingredients list for building products, Declare helps consumers make
conscious, informed decisions, and provides manufactures of ecologically sound products a way
to demonstrate market leadership and secure a competitive advantage. We launched Declare
in October of 2012, since then there are 39 companies participating in the program with over 58
products that have been Declared. These companies are demonstrating real market leadership
while also allowing builders and designers to make more informed decisions. We’ve also
connected with many more companies to help inform and impact future product development.
Since its launch, Declare has been covered by numerous media outlets including Architectural
Record.
Product Name
Manufacturer Name
Final Assembly: City, State, Country
Life Expectancy: 000 YEARS
End of Life Options: Recyclable (42%), Landfill
Ingredients:
Ingredient One (Location, ST), The Second
Item (Location, ST), NextIngredient (Location,
ST), Living Building Challenge Red List*,
Different Part of the Product, Another
Component, More Stuff, US EPA Chemical
of Concern, Yet Another Item, Non-toxic
Element, Pieceofthewhole, Component
of Concoction, ThirdFromTheEnd, ECHA
REACH Substance of Very High Concern, Last
Ingredient.
*LBC Temp Exception I11-E11 Lead and Hardware
Living Building Challenge Criteria:
XXX-0000
LBC ZONE 0 00 00 00
EXP. 12/1/2010
Declaration Status LBC Red List Free
LBC Compliant
Declared
MANUFACTURER RESPONSIBLE FOR LABEL ACCURACY
INTERNATIONAL LIVING FUTURE INSTITUTE
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declareproducts.com
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ECONOMICS OF CHANGE:
Offers a new model for real estate investment that will remove the artificial financial
disincentives for deep green buildings and clear the way for dramatic improvement in the
built environment’s relationship to the ecosystems it inhabits. The “Economics of Change”
will be successful when it has helped to shift hundreds of billions of dollars of real estate
investment towards restorative buildings. This is an ongoing project with our goal to expand
the methodologies used to evaluate the multiple benefits of high performance green buildings
and infrastructure. In 2012, we’ve made parternships with leading-edge companies helping to
make this happen.
THE OREGON BEST RED LIST CHALLENGE:
We partnered with OregonBEST, an innovative organization that stands at the intersection
of Oregon’s university system and private industry and asked people to submit their designs
for original building products that meet identified critical needs of Living Building Challenge™
projects, using materials drawn from the rich resources of the State of Oregon. This
design competition embodies our belief in the power of global visions to spur placebased entrepreneurship.
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INNOVATION
LIVING BUILDING CHALLENGE™:
The built environment’s most rigorous and ambitious performance standard grew exponentially
in 2012, with numerous registered projects around the world ranging from Haiti to New Zealand.
With the release of the Living Building Challenge version 2.1, we strengthened the technical rigor
of the program and further developed online tools for project teams pursuing the Challenge.
We kicked off the Understanding the Living Building Challenge Workshop Series that travelled
to Canada, the United States, Mexico, Australia, and New Zealand. The workshops provided an
in-depth introduction to the Living Building Challenge and helped attendees identify the key
components of the program, discuss the rationale for restorative design principles, understand
successful strategies for compliance with each performance area, recognize financial, regulatory
and behavioral barriers and much more.
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NET ZERO ENERGY BUILDING CERTIFICATION:
The program team hit the ground running in developing this new certification program based
on the structure of the Living Building Challenge. In 2012, the first two projects were certified
with many more registered.
LIVING COMMUNITIES:
Living Communities addresses a current and pressing need for an ambitious, compelling and
actionable vision for radically transforming how existing cities relate to the resources they
rely upon. This project will support and promote both visionary leaders and inspirational city
models and policies. Living Communities tap into the enthusiasm generated by the Living
Building Challenge and help cities transform these visionary efforts into practical, leverageable and transferrable solutions. The Institute began helping city leaders assess and redefine
their existing policy structures and informing city leaders about transformative urban planning
models. Our goal is that these planning projects evolve into demonstration projects in the pilot
cities to promote a new paradigm for urban sustainability based on an endgame philosophy
of true sustainability.
LIVING COMMUNITY
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UniverCity Phase 5 - A Living
Neighborhood, in Burnaby, British
Columbia
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INNOVATION
TRIM TAB:
Our magazine for transformational people + design continued to push the bar of innovative and
cutting-edge content with themes including Women Reshaping the World, Net Zero Water and
Energy, the Buckminster Fuller School of Thought, and Materials. Our mission for the magazine
is to focus on critical issues and leverage points for effecting change and truly transforming the
built environment. Pioneers in the movement were interviewed including Sim Van Ryn - architect
and author, Vandana Shiva - author and environmental leader, Janine Benyus - Biomimicry
3.8, and Ed Mazria - Architecture 2030. Building projects that showcased ecological design
were highlighted that were as diverse in design as they were in location, ranging from rural
Massachusetts to the Okanagan region of British Columbia, Canada.
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COMMUNICATIONS:
We launched our new website platform that accommodates the Trim Tab blog, which shares the
most inspiring stories about working toward creating a world that is socially just, culturally rich
and ecologically restorative. Our web traffic has increased significantly, furthering our reach and
becoming a powerful conduit for our mission.
ECOTONE PUBLISHING:
Transformational Thought, Jason McLennan’s newest book is a collection of his essays from Trim
Tab Magazine. Covering everything from the concept of beauty to the best tools for designing
advanced green buildings, Transformational Thought is an evocative guide to a dynamic
movement and a great resource to those working toward creating communities that are truly
healthy and sustainable for future generations. In order for easier international circulation,
Ecotone released the Philosophy of Sustainable Design, Zugunruhe and Transformational
Thought as eBooks.
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PROJECTS
TAKING ROOT
Living Building Challenge projects are taking shape in every kind of region and climate. In 2012,
we celebrated as project teams moved from the drawing board to the construction site and
ideas became living, breathing buildings.
The year’s most exciting development was the certification of the first two projects, Painter’s
Hall (Salem, Oregon) and Ideas Z2 (San Jose, California), under our Net Zero Energy Building
Program.
certifi ed
‘LIVING’
TAKING SHAPE
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certifi ed
‘LIVING’
certifi ed
‘PETAL’
energy, equ
ity,
beauty
Top left: Bertschi LIving Building
Science Wing in Seattle, WA; Top
right: Tyson Living Learning Center
in Eureka, MO; Right: Painter’s Hall
in Salem, OR; Bottom left: A Living
Building Challenge button adorns a
backpack at an event
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certifi ed
‘NET ZERO ENERGY ’
Left: IDeAs Z2 Design Facility in
San Jose, CA; Right: The Omega
Center for Sustainable Living in
Rhinebeck, NY
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certifi ed
‘LIVING’
certifi ed
certifi ed
‘PETAL’
‘LIVING’
energy, equ
ity,
beauty
certifi ed
‘NET ZERO ENERGY ’
TAKING ROOT
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Middle left: Hawaii Preparatory
Academy Energy Lab in Waimea,
HI; Top: Zhome in Issaquah, WA;
Left: DPR Phoenix Regional Office
in Phoenix, AZ
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IN THE NEWS
6.20.12: SEATTLE’S SILVER
BULLITT: A NEW OFFICE BUILDING
GOES ULTRA-GREEN
5.10.12: BETTER THAN AN IGLOO:
AFFORDABLE, EFFICIENT HOMES IN
ONE OF THE WORLD’S
HARSHEST ENVIRONMENTS
6.7.2012: FOLLOWING IN BUCKMINSTER
FULLER’S FOOTSTEPS
6.21.12: WORLD’S ‘GREENEST
BUILDINGS’ GET SEAL OF
APPROVAL
10.4.11: THE SELF-SUFFICIENT OFFICE BUILDING
2.1.12: NET-ZERO ENERGY BUILDING TO
BECOME $1.3 TRILLION
MARKET
1.10.12: SEATTLE GOES GREEN WITH
MARINE TOILETS, BIG SOLAR HAT
5.22.12: GETTING TO THE
(LIVING) FUTURE
4.12.12: WORLD’S
GREENEST DAYCARE?
8.30.11: IN SEATTLE, A GROUNDBREAKING
FOR ‘GREENEST’ OFFICE BUILDING
10.31.11: THE BREAKTHROUGH
15: JASON MCLENNAN,
BRINGING BUILDINGS TO LIFE
3.20.12: COULD THIS
$30 MILLION GREEN
TOWER BE THE
FUTURE OF WORLD
CITIES?
5.4.2011: NW DEVELOPERS
VIE TO CONSTRUCT
GREENEST BUILDINGS
10.15.11: HAVE YOU HUGGED
YOUR BUILDING TODAY?
5.23.12: PHIPPS PREVIEWS GREENEST
BUILDING
11.211: OLD-SCHOOL
FLOWER HOUSE
LEAVES LEED IN
THE DUST
12.13.12: DC AIMS TO CREATE
SUSTAINABLE LIVING BUILDING
7.12.2012: LIVING
BUILDING CHALLENGE SETS GREEN
STANDARDS HIGH
1.10.12: FINALLY, BUILDINGS
ARE GOING NET-ZERO
WATER WITH COMPOSTING
TOILETS”
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The Living Building Challenge was selected as the winner of the prestigious BUCKMINSTER
FULLER CHALLENGE, an annual international design challenge to support the development
and implementation of a strategy that has significant potential to solve humanity’s most
pressing problems. This honor (which Metropolis Magazine named “Socially Responsible
Design’s Highest Award”) has helped accelerate the international adoption of the strategies
embodied by the Living Building Challenge at all scales.
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For the third consecutive year, the CLINTON GLOBAL INITIATIVE invited the Living Future
Institute and Jason F. McLennan to participate at its Annual Meeting. The mission of CGI
is to turn ideas into action, and its Annual Meeting is an invitation-only event held each
September in New York City for heads of state, chief executives of companies, directors of
major nonprofits, and other global leaders. For four days, members make new connections
and share insights and ideas to tackle the world’s most pressing issues. One of the highlights
from the summit includes a breakout session where Jason and fellow CGI members explore
a critical question: how can we design approaches that inspire individuals to take an active
role in creating a better world?
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Jason F. McLennan was named an ASHOKA USA FELLOW. The Fellowship program
identifies and elects leading social entrepreneurs to the global Ashoka Fellowship and
provides support, collaboration opportunities, and recognition.
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YES Magazine honored Jason F. McLennan on its BREAKTHROUGH 15 list of justice warriors,
ecoinnovators, happiness architects, and change artists who are transforming the way we live.
RECOGNITION
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Our diverse and active Members
are the reason we exist. Events
throughout the year bring us
together to celebrate and ignite
transformative change. Above: Jason
F. McLennan and Eden Brukman
accepting the Buckminster Fuller
Challenge Award. Right: Bill Clinton,
Will.i.am, Jason F. McLennan, and
others at the CGI annual meeting.
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RECOGNITION
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GLOBAL VISION,
PLACE-BASED ACTION
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A BIOREGION
MOBILIZED FOR CHANGE
The International Living Future Institute grew out of the Cascadia Green Building Council,
which is dedicated to leading the transformation in Alaska, British Columbia, Washington and
Oregon. As a program of the Institute, our advocacy and community engagement help shape
international programming by implementing solutions locally and sharing lessons learned in
order to serve communities regionally, nationally and internationally. Cascadia made huge
strides in 2012. Here are some of our highlights from the region.
ALASKA (ANCHORAGE)
Cascadia helped put on the
annual Renewable Energy
Alaska Project (REAP), one
of the state’s largest energyrelated conference, as a
partnering agency.
KOOTENAY ROCKIES (NELSON)
Cascadia collaborated on a joint project
with the City of Nelson on the Rosemont
Washroom Facility, a Living Building
Challenge public Restroom.
THOMPSON OKANAGAN
(KELOWNA)
This inspired community
hosted the first Living Future
Auction to raise funds for future
programming and education
events in their area.
METRO VANCOUVER
Provided a collaborative
co-working space (HiVE)
with workshops and
professional development.
VANCOUVER ISLAND (VICTORIA)
Birth of the Living Building
Symposium, 200 industry
professionals gathered for a day
of inspiration and education.
NW WASHINGTON (BELLINGHAM)
Hosted the 2012 Sustainable
Design and Development
conference, bringing 150 regional
industry professionals together to
spur leading-edge local projects.
INLAND (SPOKANE)
Partnered with the Northwest Eco
Building Guild to host the 10x10x10
Green Building Slam showcasing
innovative local green building projects.
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Above: High Desert Branch
showcases a home for the Green
and Solar Tour. Right: Build Small,
Live Large Housing Summit in
Portland, Oregon.
Left: Executive Director, Mona
Lemoine kicks off the Living Future
unConference. Below: Kootenay
Rockies Branch mid-construction
of the Rosemont Washroom.
Above: Thompson Okanaagan
hosts a Net Zero Water Workshop.
Left: East Side Leaf Community
Raingarden
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A BIOREGION
MOBILIZED FOR CHANGE
SNO LEAF
(EVERETT)
Launched the Big Greenhouse Design competition, calling for Challengeready greenhouse design.
EAST SIDE LEAF
(BELLEVUE)
Formed a Sustainable
Learning Center to host
education workshops
refined and developed
specifically for on-site general contractor and project
managers.
SEATTLE
The Living Building Challenge
Collaborative emerged, and the
Cascadia Branch took on a partnering role in the 2030 District
Planning.
TACOMA/OLYMPIA
Lead partner group for
the annual AIA Sustainability Awards banquet.
The branch also instigated
numerous workshops
and tours.
PORTLAND
Green Building Interest Group,
Living Building Collaborative, Ideas
to Action and Emerging Professionals
all dedicated to implementing deep
green practices.
HIGH DESERT (BEND)
Hosted 700 people at the
annual Green and Solar
Tour, featuring a dozen
projects dedicated to
green and solar features.
EUGENE
Hosted net-zero energy and water
workshops based on local case
studies—dedicated to creating
local solutions to region-specific
problems.
KLAMATH FALLS
Built on a strong partnership with
the Oregon Institute of Technology to organize tours and engage
trade students in Living Building
Challenge projects.
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Left: Kootenay Rockies Branch
members construct a washroom
for the City of Nelson. Right:
Inland Branch annual 10x10x10
Green Building Slam. Below: NW
Washington Branch design/builds the
City’s first parklet.
Left: Klamath Falls Branch and
Oregon Institute of Technology
students tour Desert Rain, a
registered Living Building Challenge
project.
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Left: Seattle Branch hosts a Living
Future ramp up event, 400 in
attendance. Below: audience at one
of the keynote speakers at Living
Future.
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A BIOREGION
MOBILIZED FOR CHANGE
Cascadia’s vision is to display our deepest leadership in our own backyard and to lead the
world in progressive policy reform, the uptake of the Living Building Challenge, and the
creation of deeply transformed communities working hard toward true sustainability. We
do this through a highly effective network and regionally attuned education, advocacy and
community engagement.
WATER REFORM WORKSHOP SERIES:
The water workshops focused on guiding Puget Sound communities toward 21st century
water strategies. There were six workshops in different counties throughout the Puget Sound
that presented our water research and engaged a panel of local decision-makers in reflecting on
the relevance of the research to their upcoming and future water infrastructure choices.
BUILD SMALL LIVE LARGE HOUSING SUMMIT:
This summit gathered leaders in the development, real estate, building and design sector from
across the bioregion for an intensive day of inspiration, project case studies and peer-to-peer
learning. Industry professionals explored innovative designs and learned about the financial
success stories emerging across our area. Key topics included, financing the small house,
emerging trends in urban development, accessory dwelling units, demographic shifts & market
demand, space-efficient design, and more.
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SUSTAINABLE CITIES ROUNDTABLE:
We worked with King County GreenTools to coordinate a monthly roundtable for cities within
Washington’s most populous county. The goal was to provide cities with practical education
on topics ranging from how to launch a green building program to how to organize social
marketing for a city’s sustainability initiatives. City mayors were invited to sign onto a pledge
to collaborate with fellow signers to address climate change at a regional scale.
GOVERNMENT CONFLUENCE:
The Government Confluence, co-hosted by Metro Regional Government, was designed to
inspire fresh thinking, promote collaboration and provide tools to help make communities
greater. Aimed at public sector leaders from the Pacific Northwest, the Confluence helped
policy makers, managers, planners, building code officials and others tackle sustainability
challenges unique to local government. This unique ‘meeting of the minds’ allowed government
staff and officials to learn about cutting-edge topics, replicable case studies, funding
opportunities and sustainability planning tools.
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ADVISORY BOARD PARTICIPATION:
We participated in many advisory boards in order to provide expertise in the green building area
and be a voice for positive change in the Cascadia bioregion. Advisory boards included the
Seattle 2030 District that seeks to develop realistic, measurable, and innovative strategies to
assist district property owners, managers, and tenants in meeting aggressive goals that reduce
environmental impacts of facility construction and operations. Other boards included the
Snohomish County Development Task Force, Seattle Energy Tech Advisory Group, Metro
Healthy Communities, DeCon Program Committee, and Washington Green Schools Advisory
Council.
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A GLOBAL
NETWORK
FOR LOCAL
ACTION
The Ambassador Network is a global volunteer initiative to encourage the rapid and
widespread adoption of restorative principles guided by the Living Building Challenge.
Within this network, individuals and local groups called Living Building Challenge
Collaboratives discuss restorative principles, share expertise, and remove cultural,
regulatory and ideological barriers to systematic change. In 2012, the Ambassador
Network grew to 50 Collaboratives throughout the world and has inspired project teams
to adopt the Living Building Challenge.
A SAMPLE OF WHAT’S HAPPENING
WASHINGTON DC
BANGALORE, INDIA
Pushed through legislation to promote Living
Buildings in the District.
This Collaborative is focusing on the uptake
of NZEB best practices in Indian projects.
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA
SAN FRANCISCO
The world’s most active Collaborative!
One recent topic was beauty and inspiration.
Members contributed photos of beautiful
places in their city, and then participated in
walking tours of each place.
Consistently fills their meetings with 100+
people from all over the Bay Area. Members
will drive from Silicon Valley and San Jose
to attend.
MONTREAL, QC
Active new Collaborative is partnering with
University of Michigan to design net-zero
water strategies. A Living Building Challenge
Ambassador is transforming his home to
a demonstration project.
This group was so committed to creating
a Living Building in their city that they raised
money to hire a coordinator and several
interns to write a guide to the Challenge in
French specifically focusing on prohibitive
regulations in their city.
LEEDS, UK
New Collaborative in Leeds welcomed
Amanda Sturgeon at a sold-out event. This
new Collaborative is a cornerstone of the
Europe Campaign.
GREAT LAKES, MICHIGAN
CHICAGO AND TORONTO
The Chicago Collaborative has launched
its own Living Building Challenge design
competition. They have developed a strong
and supportive relationship between the
Toronto Collaborative, despite being in
different countries and not being in the
Cascadia bioregion.
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AMBASSADORS
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Top and top Left: The Great Lakes
Collaborative presentation with the
University of Michigan and local
Ambassadors. Middle left: Steven
Borncamp of Romania presenting
about the Challenge. Bottom
left: The Chicago Collaborative
reviewing the Near West Side
Design Competition entries.
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Something very exciting happened in August 2012: Australia’s community of green building
pioneers announced the creation of the Living Future Institute Australia. The new Institute,
driven by leaders from government, local communities and higher education, is already
capturing the attention and enthusiasm of a broad audience.
International Living Future Institute CEO, Jason F. McLennan travelled to Australia to help
celebrate this important milestone, delivering a series of lectures and workshops as part of the
2012 Living Building Challenge Australian Tour. As Warren Overton, Chair of the Living Future
Institute Australia board put it, “Jason left a trail of inspired people in his wake and set us up to
make a big impact in Australia.”
With three registered projects in the university sector, and numerous other projects coming
online in Australia and New Zealand, the Challenge is beginning to have a deep impact in
Oceania. The University of Wollongong has two registered projects now in construction with the
Sustainable Buildings Research Centre (SBRC), putting Wollongong in the running to be the first
completed Living Building Challenge project in Australia, alongside the Global Change Institute
at the University of Queensland.
Globally to Australia
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Right: Living Future Institute Autralia
Board of Directors at WestWyck
Urban Village.
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LIVING FUTURE INSTITUTE
AUSTRALIA
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FINANCIAL
INFORMATION
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STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES
FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 2012
The International Living Future Institute closed FY12 with a modest $256,000 unrestricted
operating surplus despite the difficult economy. Temporarily restricted net assets, which
represent donor-restricted funds to be used in future years, decreased by $347,000 as we
began implementation of some of the large grants awarded to us in FY11. The Institute closed
the year with temporarily restricted net assets of $551,000, which will fund programs over the
coming two to three years.
While we enter FY13 with considerable restricted resources to support our core programs,
we continue to strive to build our unrestricted reserves to provide us with the flexible funding
necessary to respond to opportunities.
REVENUE
Foundations
$1,028,118
Corporations
551,738
Government
13,750
Individuals
21,515
Membership
128,961
Program 972,483
Investment and other income
Total revenue
59,813
2,776,378
EXPENSES
Program Services
2,322,369
Support Services
Management and General
317,796
Development and Fundraising 211,307
Total expenses
2,851,472
Change in net assets
90,682
Net assets at the beginning of the year
867,310
Net assets at the end of the year
$776,628
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REVENUE BY SOURCE
EXPENSES BY SERVICE
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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PEOPLE
THE INSTITUTE AND CASCADIA
BOARD MEMBERS
Johanna Brickman, Oregon Best
Clark Brockman, SERA Architects
LIVING BUILDING CHALLENGE HEROS
Skip Backus - CEO, Omega Institute
Bob Berkebile – Principal, BNIM Architects
Mark Buehrer, 2020 Engineering
Eden Brukman – Vice President, International
Living Future Institute
Alberto Cayuela, University of British Columbia
Mary Davidge - Principal, Mary Davidge Associates
Ralph DiNola, Green Building Services
Carolyn Aguilar Dubose - Director of Department
of Architecture, Universidad Iberoamericana
Jason F. McLennan, International Living Future
Institute + Cascadia Green Building Council
Mark Frankel, New Buildings Institute
Jason Gamache, McCool Carlson
Green Architects
Ben Gates - Architectural Fellow, Housing
Development, Central City Concern
Chris Hellstern + Stacy Smedley – Architects, KMD
Architects
Faith Graham, Clean Energy Works Oregon
Brian O’Brien - Partner, Solearth Ecological
Architecture
Judith Grunau, Cold Climate Housing
Research Center
Warren Overton - Managing Director, VIRIDIS E3
Myer Harrell, Weber Thompson
Richard Piacentini - Executive Director,
Phipps Conservatory
Denis Hayes, Bullitt Foundation
Adam Robb – Teacher, Jasper High School
Richard Iredale, Iredale Group Architecture
Emmanuel Lavoie, Reevolution
CASCADIA FELLOWS
Tom Marseille, WSP Flack + Kurtz
Jennifer Iredale, Heritage Curator
Dale Mikkelsen, UniverCity
Lauri Strauss, Architect, kpb Architects
Lisa Petterson, SERA Architects
Peter Wilcox, Director of Market Integration,
New Buildings Institute
Jason Twill, Vulcan
ML Vidas, Vidas Architecture
Dennis Wilde, Gerding Edlen Development Co.
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Sandy Allen, Controller
Mona Lemoine, Executive Director of Cascadia
Green Building Council, Vice President Education
Events of International Living Future Institute
Kelley Beamer, Oregon Advocacy
+ Outreach Manager
Mark Masteller, Alaska Director
Mike Berrisford, Ecotone Director
Hilary Mayhew, Living Building Challenge
Community Coordinator
Tom Bland, Chief Operational Officer
Eden Brukman, Vice President
Alison Capen, Living Building Challenge
Technical Director
Gabe Carleton-Barnes, IT Manager
Murray Cizon, Education + Training Coordinator
James Connelly, Living Building Challenge
Coordinator
Sarah Costello, Vice President of Development
+ Communications
Emily DeWolfe, Office Administrator
Joanna Gangi, Managing Editor
Richard Graves, Executive Director
Nicholas Hartrich, Community Engagement
Manager
April Knudsen, Communications
Project Coordinator
Jay Kosa, Communications Manager
John LaRose, Development Manager
Jason F. McLennan, Chief Executive Officer
Briana Meier, Living Building Challenge
Community Manager
Katy Scherrer, Executive Assistant
Joel Sisolak, Advocacy + Outreach Director
Caroline Sneed, Living Building Challenge
Coordinator
Katie Spataro, Research Director
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Jeremy Vining
Maria Vintimilla
Paul Voelckers
J. Rob von Rohr
Juliet Vong
Jens Voshage
Valerie Vozza
Vuk Vujovic
Serena Waddel
Laura Wade Jensen
Jeff Walden
Dave Waldron
Dan Walker
Jonathan Walker
Lauren Wallace
Mackenzie Waller
Scott Waller
Dave Walsh
Brett Walters
Tamara Walus
Cameron Waner
Walter Wardrop
Joann Ware
Christopher Webb
Stephen Webb
Robert Webber
Heather Wehby
Mark Weinbender
John Weir
Alessandra Weiss
Mary Welty
Jeff Weston
John Weyermars
Elizabeth Whalen
Debra Wheeler
Terra Wheeler
Tom White
Richard Whitehurst
Tina Whitesel
David Whittaker
DJ Widmer
John Wiebke
Diedrich Wieland
Sean Wiens
Linton Wildrick
Laura Wilke
Don Willems
Jan Willemse
Kent Williams
Sophie Williams
Stormie Williamson
Chad Willis
Kerryn Wilmot
Alex Wilson
Aley Wilson
Greg Wimmer
William Windish
Bev Windjack
David Winitzky
Anna Winn
Kevin Wittnam
Anita Wolfe
Jesse Wolfe
Paul Wolfe
Virginie Wong
Matthew Wood
Richard Woodling
Matthew Woodruff
Cynthia Woollett
Parker Worthington
Marina Wrensch
Jennifer Wright
Yancy Wright
Theddi Wright Chappell
Jaroslaw Wyshnowsky
Stephen YamadaHeidner
Mamiko Yamashita
Courtney Yan
Francis Yan
Stuart Yanow
A Yap
Glenn Yokotake
Matthew Yoshitake
Adam Young
Mark Young
Mark Zaitsoff
Gary Zak
Noah Zallen
David Zeibin
Ella Zielinsky
Maria Zingoni de Baro
Hayes Zirnhelt
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2 0 1 2 A N N UA L R E P O R T
AMBASSADORS
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Right: Having fun at the Living
Future unConference. Below:
Ambassadors holding one of
many meetings.
EVENTS
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Left: Enjoying the activities at the
Build Small Live Large conference
in Portland, OR. Right:Dr. Vandana
Shiva welcomes a sell-out crowd to
Living Future 2012. The conference
theme, ‘Women Reshaping the
World’, inspired building professionals
to think about how equity and
opportunity can support a economic
and ecological model.
MEMBERS
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Above and Right: Members
networking at green building meetups and events. Our diverse and
active Members are the reason we
exist. Events throughout the year
bring us together to celebrate and
ignite transformative change.
ABOUT THE INTERNATIONAL LIVING FUTURE INSTITUTE:
The International Living Future Institute is an environmental
NGO committed to catalyzing the transformation toward
communities that are socially just, culturally rich and
ecologically restorative. Composed of leading green building
experts and thought-leaders, the Institute is premised on
the belief that providing a compelling vision for the future
is a fundamental requirement for reconciling humanity’s
relationship with the natural world. It operates the Living
Building Challenge, Declare, Cascadia Green Building
Council, Ecotone Publishing and other critical leading-edge
programs. The Living Building Challenge is the 2012 winner
of the Buckminster Fuller Prize.