Pittsburgh, August 12, 2025
News Summary
The Green Building Alliance is organizing the Green Building Innovation Expo in Pittsburgh to highlight innovative sustainable projects within the construction and architecture sectors. This event will feature a ticketed morning session with talks from industry leaders, including insights into sustainable practices that benefit urban development. Following the presentations, a free exhibit hall will open to the public, showcasing over 20 leading firms and organizations focused on sustainable building solutions. The expo promises engagement opportunities for attendees to contribute to the Pittsburgh Comprehensive Plan.
Green Building Innovation Expo Set for August 11, 2025, in Pittsburgh
The Green Building Alliance is organizing the Green Building Innovation Expo to showcase sustainable projects and innovations in the construction and architecture sectors. This significant event is scheduled for August 11, 2025, starting with a ticketed morning session featuring presentations from industry leaders, followed by a free public exhibit hall.
Morning Keynote Features Renowned Speakers
The morning session will host notable speakers including Brenna Martin-Shaffer from Gensler, Christine Mondor of evolveEA, and Alyssa Lyon from Black Girl Green World. These experts will share insights on cutting-edge sustainable practices and their impact on urban development. Tickets for this session can be purchased through the Green Building Innovation Expo webpage.
Free Exhibit Hall Open to the Public
Following the morning presentations, the expo will feature a free exhibit hall starting at 10:30 a.m.. The exhibit hall is expected to attract a diverse audience, showcasing over 20 of the region’s leading architecture and design firms along with companies specializing in sustainable products.
Featured Exhibitors and Projects
The participants include a variety of organizations and innovative projects aimed at promoting sustainability within the urban landscape of Pittsburgh. Among the highlighted exhibitors are:
- AE Works: Center of Life Hazelwood Community Hub.
- Allegheny County: Allegheny County Climate Action Plan.
- BranchPattern: CMU Highmark Center for Health, Wellness & Athletics.
- City of Pittsburgh: LEED for Cities Cohort.
- Clara & Adam Phillips: Bioconstruction Rain Garden Wall (hands-on activity).
- Desmone Architects: 2 Doughboy Square.
- DIRTT & Workscape: DIRTT / Workscape Offices & Showroom.
- Energy Efficiency Empowerment: Residential Electrification & Energy Efficiency.
- EPIC Metals: EPIC Manufacturing Building.
- Etna Community Organization: Etna Center for Community.
- Gensler, Advantus Engineers: FNB Financial Center.
- GET Solar & Other Solar Resources: PA Solar Center.
- Perkins Eastman: Downtown Studio.
- Pittsburgh Gateways Corporation: Construction Workforce Development.
- R3A Architecture: Mill 19.
- Stefani Danes: Rachel Carson EcoVillage.
- Shiftworks Community + Public Art: Artists in Public Infrastructure.
- University of Pittsburgh: Pitt Campus Master Plan.
- Urban Redevelopment Authority: Swisshelm Park Brownfield Redevelopment & Pittsburgh Technology Center Garage.
Engagement Opportunities for Attendees
Attendees at the expo will have the opportunity to engage in activities aimed at contributing to the Pittsburgh Comprehensive Plan. This plan outlines strategies for sustainable development and community enhancement in the region.
Conclusion
The Green Building Innovation Expo promises to be an essential event for professionals and the public keen on understanding and participating in sustainable building practices. With a mix of expert presentations and an array of exhibits showcasing innovative projects and sustainable products, this expo will highlight Pittsburgh’s commitment to eco-friendly development and urban renewal.
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Additional Resources
- PA Environment Daily: Green Building Innovation Expo
- Roofing Contractor: Transforming Urban Cityscapes
- Coatings World: US Green Building Council Celebrates LEED Fellows
- Pittsburgh Magazine: Coming Clean – Why We Aren’t a Green City Yet
- Coatings World: New Report from US Green Building Council
