This Friday and Saturday(May 11-12,2012)marks the date for the Alternative Building Expo's 9th year.Build Expo is considered the largest and most-respected green building and design expo in Southern California,drawing people from all trades including:architects,builders,contractors,engineers,designers and landscapers,also including a large consumer audience.And Friday and Saturday's programming are great days for the public to get involved,with over 150 exhibitors(including Lightopia,come check us out),DIY project based workshops and educational seminars.
This annual building anddesign expo is presented by the City of Santa Monica and co-presented by U.S.Green Building Council-Los Angeles and will feature companies and exhibitors from green building and design materials;energy efficiency techniques and technologies;alternative energy;water efficiency and management;environmental plumbing;municipal and state agencies;and non-profit organizations.Also included in this year's events are a curated section of artisan materials and manufacturers.
This year's enhanced programming is presented by:
U.S.Green Building Council-Los Angeles American Institute of Architects Los Angeles Building Industry Association LA/Ventura County Chapter Build It Green City of Santa Monica Water Resources Department
Photo courtesy of Amy Williams Photography:2011 AltBuild Expo–Exhibitor
For a complete list of this years enhanced events visit:AltBuild Expo's Press Release.Keep in mind that their will be free CEUs(or continuing education programs)available to professionals for most programming events.
This event is FREE,and so is the Valet Bicycle Parking.
Location:Santa Monica Civic Auditorium,1855 Main Street,Santa Monica,CA 90401 View Larger Map
Photo courtesy of Amy Williams Photography:The AltBuild Expo 2011–Exhibitor
Photo courtesy of Steven Lam Photography:Build Expo 2011 Exhibitor
Photo courtesy of Amy Williams Photography:The 2011 AltBuild Expo-Exhibitor
Sources include:Alternative Building Expo's Website Santa Monica's YouTube Sustainability Channel
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