A Building Management System is software that monitors and adjusts the building's state. The BMS can detect when something needs fixing, such as an old light bulb, or if smoke has been detected in one area of the hallways. It also ensures buildings stay up-to-date on green features like solar panels for energy use reduction and natural lighting solutions, making them more environmentally friendly.

Indoor thermal conditions are critical for occupant health, well-being, and productivity. The WELL v2 rating system recommends that building projects implement specific measures to provide an acceptable thermal environment for the majority of building users.

This live, online course prepares teachers to take the LEED Green Associate Exam and deliver green building curriculum to students.

Learn about key IAQ issues, how to measure them, and how to effectively mitigate them to improve indoor air quality for building occupants.

In the midst of significant changes in the world of work, employees want something better and leaders are realizing workplaces need to do something fundamentally different. Community-based design offers a potential solution.

This course focuses on the role of solar photovoltaics in buildings as a key trend for achieving net zero energy. It covers the integration of photovoltaic systems in different building types globally, demonstrating their importance in future net zero construction.

本課程重點介紹太陽能光伏在建築中的作用，這是實現淨零能耗的關鍵趨勢。課程將介紹全球範圍內不同建築類型在光伏系統領域的應用實踐，展示了它們在未來淨零能耗建築中的重要性。

This course will introduce the Taiwan Green Building Label EEWH. EEWH is the abbreviation of Ecology, Energy Saving, Waste Reduction, and Health. It is divided into BERSn for new buildings, R-BERS for residential buildings, and BERSe for existing buildings.

本課程將介紹台灣綠建築標章EEWH。EEWH是生態（Ecology）、節能（Energy Saving）、減廢（Waste Reduction）、健康（Health）的縮寫，分為新建建築BERSn、住宅建築R-BERS、既有建築BERSe。

Creating sustainable landscapes around buildings plays a critical role in protecting global ecosystems

Architecture professor Magda Mostafa believes that when we design for autism, we design for everyone. Instead of thinking about autistic people as a group with special preferences that need to be catered to, designers could learn from how autism influences the ways people perceive, experience, and interact with space. Join Mostafa to learn about how she distilled those experiences into 18 specific design criteria, and how that could unlock a new way of designing buildings and spaces.

Discover the forward-thinking solutions developed during the METROPOLIS Circular Future Hackathon, which invited sustainability advocates in the design and construction industries to envision progress on circularity in the built environment.

Introductory training course on school indoor air quality best practices outlined in the U.S. EPA's Clean Air in Building's Challenge.

Access the course content without a usgbc.org account. A usgbc.org account is required to earn CE credit for the course and receive a certificate of completion.

Explore the range of LEED rating systems and their applications for unique project types