Structures
Materials
Green Certifications
Passive Design
Active Design
100

Who Designed the Papertainer Museum? 

Shigeru Ban Architects 

100

Where is Earth Block Made? 

Mexico 

100

What does LEED stand for? 

Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design. 

100

This design strategy is the interplay between light and shadow. 

Shading and Solar 

100

What is an ERV?

Energy Recovery Ventilation System

200

What is the Green School made of? 

Bamboo 

200

What is Bamboo? 

A Group of Perennial Evergreens 

200

Who awards LEED certifications? 

USGBC / U.S. Green Building Council 

200

Incorporating vegetation is considered this type of design strategy. 

Green Surfaces 

200

This kind of water heater only heats water when needed. 

Tankless Water Heater 

300

What is CopenHill? 

A Waste-to-Energy Plant 

300

What are the 3 filtering systems of permeable pavers? 

Infiltration, Attenuation, Collection 

300

What does FSC stand for?

Forest Stewardship Council 

300

This design strategy effectively radiates heat back into the atmosphere. 

Cool Roofs 

300

What does LED stand for? 

Light-Emitting Diode

400

What was the House of Vans Previously? 

A Railway Line

400

What is Mycelium? 

The Vegetative Part or Root Structure of Mushrooms.

400

This is a certification that might appear on appliances, light bulbs, and some electronics.

Energy Star 

400

What are the 4 main climate zones? 

Hot and Arid,

Hot and Humid,

Cold,

Temperate 

400

This system uses the principles of thermodynamics to transfer heat from one place to another. 

Heat Pumps 

500

Who lives in the NIST Net-Zero House? 

No Real Occupants / It's a Test Facility 

500

What is Yakisugi? 

Shou Sugi Ban / Wood Preserved by Charring 

500

What year are emissions intended to reach net zero according to the Paris agreement? 

2050

500

This design strategy uses something that is readily available within the region. 

Local Materials 

500

This is the most widely known and implemented active design strategy. 

Solar Panels