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Jan • Feb 2008 Feb PSA-Dewberry Participates in Green Conversation For over a half-century, Dewberry has served clients in the United States and overseas through its infrastructure, federal, and facilities services. With over 1,955 employees in 34 offices, Dewberry draws on a wealth of expertise to provide timely, innovative, and cost-effective solutions for its clients. Explore how Dewberry can support the success of your most challenging projects by visiting www.dewberry.com. HEADQUARTERS 8401 Arlington Boulevard Fairfax, Virginia 22031-4666 703 849 0100 CHAIRMAN Sidney O. Dewberry* VICE CHAIRMAN Barry K. Dewberry* CHIEF ExECUTIVE OFFICER Ronald L. Ewing* BOARD OF DIRECTORS Harold L. Adams, Dan R. Bannister, Michael S. Dewberry, Thomas L. Dewberry, John P. Fowler II, Karen S. Grand Pre, John M. Toups *also Board of Directors Program Addresses the Disposable World On December 18, 2007, Tim Kraft, AIA, LEED AP, of PSADewberry, participated in the National Building Museum’s discussion series For the Greener Good: Conversations that will Change the World. The series investigates society’s commitment to environmental sustainability through panel discussions with subject matter experts. The final program of the first part of the series, entitled Living in a Disposable World: Recycling the Future focused on consumer culture and society’s tendency to create significant consumer waste. Kraft, who is PSA-Dewberry’s green focus group leader, brought perspective on how architects and engineers are furthering the green movement in the building industry. His discussion focused on extending building life cycles through innovative designs and building materials, as well as an explanation of the U.S. Green Building Council’s Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Green Building System. Other members of the program’s diverse panel included moderator Susan S. Szenasy, editor of Metropolis Magazine, Sara Willis Hartwell of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Julie Bargmann of D.I.R.T Studio, and artist Chris Jordan. Photo by Bruce Guthrie; courtesy National Building Museum In the Next Issue: Dimensions sets its sight on digital surveying technology. Dimensions® is designed and published by Dewberry Corporate Marketing Services for the clients, associates, and employees of Dewberry. Contact Molly Wagner, editor, with comments at mwagner@dewberry.com. ©2008 Dewberry. All rights reserved. Panelists discuss the implications of and solutions to a disposable culture. From left are Tim Kraft, AIA, LEED AP, Julie Bargmann, Chris Jordan, Sara Willis Hartwell, and Susan Szenasy. 8401 Arlington Boulevard Fairfax, Virginia 22031-4666 Address service requested PRSRT STD U.S. POSTAGE PAID Elizabethtown, PA PERMIT NO. 61 Printed on recycled paper Printed by a Forest Stewardship Certification (FSC) accredited company. http://www.nbm.org/Events/Calendar/greenergood/ http://www.dewberry.com http://www.dewberry.com

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Dimensions - January/February 2008 Contents The Greening of Fort Bragg: Post Works to Implement LEED Goals LiDAR and the California Wildfires: High Density Imagery Shows Effects on Terrain Energy Saving Design: A New Green Library Promotes Efficiency Giant Improvements: New Shopping and Housing Development Opens The Disposable World: PSA-Dewberry Participates in National Building Museum Discussion

Dimensions - January/February 2008

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