School districts are dealing with aging buildings, the materials, the systems are reaching the end of their useful life.

Stacy Lake You each have some incredible experience recently working with education clients across the state and you recognize that decision makers could really benefit in unique ways that they approach their planning a bit differently. Jim Hickey Hey, Stacy, thank you for having us. They are on a mission to help schools across the state think differently about their facility and campus planning to prepare for future disruptive events, and create facilities that are adaptable to the different ways students learn, and to do so with future facility needs in mind. Jim Hickey, our education practice leader, and Evan DeCotis, as a project manager with our energy conservation team. And we're joined by two of our subject matter experts.

I'm Stacy Lake and today we are exploring the topic of resilient building design. Thank you for joining us for another episode of insights by Bergmann, a podcast that provides timely commentary from subject matter experts on topics and trends related to our built environment. This podcast was transcribed by using AI technology and may contain grammatical or spelling errors.

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