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Steven Winter Associates, Inc. announces new leadership following the retirement of former President, Dianne Griffiths. Appointed by the firm’s Board of Directors, Marc Zuluaga will step in as Chief Executive Officer, and Srikanth Puttagunta will assume the role of Chief Operating Officer. This transition solidifies an expanded leadership team with a long track record of empowering innovative employees.

CAMBA Gardens Phase II, located in Wingate, Brooklyn, has been selected as a 2018 LEED Homes Award winner in the Outstanding Affordable Project category. SWA is proud to have served as the sustainability and energy consultants for this project, which will continue to provide affordable housing for tenants and establish positive and beneficial relationships with the hospital and community.

This symposium will bring together Northeast and Mid-Atlantic State leaders and influencers for a collaborative forum to explore creative thinking, accelerated action, and leveraged efforts to efficiently electrify our end us energy, and in doing so reduce greenhouse gas emissions from homes, buildings, and transportation. SWA's Adam Romano will be presenting on "Building Workforce Capacities to Install Heat Pumps" on 8/28.

The Connecticut Architecture Conference + Expo (CACX) is the premier, all inclusive event for architects and the largest gathering of architects in Connecticut, annually. The conference features over 40 continuing education sessions, presented by architects and allied professionals from Connecticut and the New England states. SWA's Karla Butterfield and Dylan Martello will be presenting on building enclosures and sustainability goals for green buildings.

The WFUV radio station's Strike a Chord campaign is focusing on energy conservation and the individuals/companies working in sustainability. Katie Schwamb, Senior Sustainability Consultant at SWA, discusses her involvement with GreenHomeNYC - an organization working to raise awareness about energy consumption in buildings.

On this episode, we interviewed Laurie Kerr, a climate policy veteran who helped shape the sustainability plan of one of the most notable cities in the world with regards to climate change and climate action – New York City. Laurie discusses which programs were successful (and which were not) during her time with the Bloomberg administration, and compares these initiatives to those of different cities around the US.