Equity and Inclusion in Green Design: Inclusive Approaches for Designing Healthier Work and Living Spaces [Paperback]

Chapter 1 Understanding Equity and Inclusion in Green Design? ??Chapter 2? Access to Healthy Food??Chapter 3 Sites Which Flood?Chapter 4? Healthy Society & Air Quality??Chapter 5? Community Spaces?Chapter 6? Access to Public Comforts and Safety?Chapter 7 Addressing Health, Abilities, Sexuality, Gender, Age, Race,?Language, Income and Culture- Issues, Solutions, Materials,?Design Overview?

This book gives readers a way to not only understand JEDI in greening but also to understand how to develop inclusive approaches to design. The two basic site types in this book are- existing spaces which greening design is applied to afterwards; and upcoming spaces which greening design can be built into the space.

Stevie Famulari, Gds?is an artist, author, researcher, green design specialist, founder and principal of Engaging Green, and professor of Landscape Architecture and Horticulture. She has been a professor at the University of New Mexico (UNM), North Dakota State University (NDSU), SUNY Farmingdale, and the University of Cincinnati (UC).? She guest lectures at Harvard University, Northeastern University, University of Minnesota, University of Cincinnati, and U.C. Berkeley. ??She is a keynote speaker, receives numerous awards, and shares information to help numerous people experience greening in new and unique ways.

This is Stevies fourth book. Her first book, Green Up! Sustainable Design Solutions for Healthier Work and Living Environments, explores unique greening solutions and practices that help create a lifestyle shift, improving the health of living and working spaces for its occupants from an individual, business, ecological, and profitable perspective. Her second book, &ly