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SXSW Eco 2015 Program Guide

The digital version of the SXSW V2V Guide is now available! Packed full of information, this guide is a must-read before leaving home, and a great resource on the ground.

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55 INTRODUCTION MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY STARTUP SHOWCASE PLACE BY DESIGN INDEX SXSW Eco 2015 PLACE BY DESIGN FINALISTS: RESILIENCE BEIRUT RIVERLESS Presenter: Adib Dada, Founder + Lead Architect | The Other Dada Beirut, Lebanon Beirut RiverLess addresses the deterioration of the river and connected infrastructure, resulting in negative impacts on the surrounding communities and environment. It aims at bringing the Beirut River back to life to increase its resilience and improve living conditions of the communities on either side of it. THE CENTER FOR SUSTAINABLE LANDSCAPES Presenter: Richard V. Piacentini, Executive Director, Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens Pittsburgh, PA Designed to reveal how human and environmental health are inextricably connected, the Center for Sustainable Landscapes is the only project to meet the Living Building Challenge, LEED Platinum, 4 Stars SITES and Platinum WELL Building certification. RAPIDLY DEPLOYABLE NET ZERO EBOLA TREATMENT Presenter: Heidi Lubin, Co-Founder + EVP, Corporate & Product Development, Modula-S These modular, net-zero, treatment units use ultra-efficient building envelope technology to moderate the temperature of the unit and improve comfort while incorporating easy-to- clean and bactericidal materials to simplify decontamination efforts. The autonomous units can easily deploy in 3 – 7 days with ten people in remote and isolated communities. THE REDD ON SALMON STREET Presenters: Nathan Kadish, Managing Director, Ecotrust Capital Partners Portland, OR The Redd on Salmon Street is a development project designed to grow a robust regional food economy. A two-block food production and distribution hub in the heart of Portland, OR, the Redd will provide critical infrastructure to enable a just and sustainable food system.

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