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Events<br />

<strong>2022</strong> Building Performance Analysis<br />

Conference and SimBuild<br />

September 14-16, <strong>2022</strong><br />

Chicago, IL<br />

ASHRAE and IBPSA-USA will jointly host the annual Building<br />

Performance Analysis Conference & SimBuild for <strong>2022</strong>. The<br />

theme of the conference, “Better Buildings, Less Carbon:<br />

Supporting the Transition to A Clean and Just Climate” focuses<br />

on improving the decision-making process through the<br />

application of simulation and modeling over the entire building<br />

life cycle. Practitioners, vendors, researchers, utility and<br />

government officials, and owners will address the practices<br />

of energy modeling and building performance simulation<br />

using existing simulation tools, software development, and<br />

future simulation research and applications.<br />

The anticipated conference program consists of keynote<br />

speakers, invited speakers, a call for papers, a call for presentations<br />

and, of course, the 8th ASHRAE LowDown Showdown.<br />

About This Year’s ASHRAE LowDown Showdown<br />

Each year of the LowDown Showdown competition, participating<br />

teams take on a new challenge in building performance<br />

analysis. For <strong>2022</strong>, the question “How low can you<br />

go?” refers to operational energy, operational carbon emissions,<br />

embodied/emitted carbon, and water consumption. In<br />

parallel, the competition also asks “How well can you do?”<br />

in terms of indoor environmental quality.<br />

The <strong>2022</strong> LowDown Showdown model building is a new K-5<br />

elementary school for 450 students, located in Albuquerque,<br />

N.M. The proposed structure requires educational spaces,<br />

office spaces, support spaces, indoor common spaces — for<br />

eating and assembling — and indoor and outdoor physical<br />

activity spaces. The model building ultimately should provide<br />

appropriate spaces for both elementary education as well as<br />

community uses, and that can be adapted to future challenges<br />

and changes. The challenge in the design of this proposed<br />

building is to minimize carbon emissions, related to both<br />

operation and construction materials, while providing exceptional<br />

indoor environmental quality and creating a structure<br />

that is both adaptable and durable. Come see the variable<br />

solutions engineered by today’s industry experts!<br />

For more information and registration, visit the events page<br />

at ashrae.org.<br />

2019 ASHRAE Annual Conference<br />

<strong>June</strong> 22-26, 2019<br />

Kansas City Marriott and Kansas City Convention Center<br />

Kansas City, Mo.<br />

ASHRAE is headed back to Kansas City for the 2019 Annual<br />

Conference, hosted by the Kansas City Chapter — the<br />

6th-oldest ASHRAE Chapter — and Region IX. ASHRAE members<br />

are cordially invited to take part in this event, which will<br />

be rich in educational and networking opportunities, as well<br />

as fun.<br />

The conference, which kicks off ASHRAE’S 125th year, will<br />

take place at the historic Muehlebach Hotel (now part of the<br />

Kansas City Marriott) and the Kansas City Convention Center,<br />

in the heart of downtown — two blocks from the city’s free<br />

streetcar line and the bustling entertainment district. The<br />

event begins with a welcome party at the National World<br />

War I Museum and Memorial. ASHRAE last visited Kansas<br />

City in 2003, and ASHRAE General Chair Blake Ellis asserts in<br />

his recent welcome address to members that every tour will<br />

highlight a location that is new or that has been renovated<br />

since the 2003 conference.<br />

For more information or to register for the 2019 ASHRAE<br />

Annual Conference, visit<br />

www.ashrae.org/conferences/annual-conference.<br />

Process Heating & Cooling Show<br />

<strong>June</strong> 15-16, <strong>2022</strong><br />

Donald E. Stephens Convention Center<br />

Rosemont, Ill.<br />

ROSEMONT, Ill. — The inaugural Process Heating & Cooling<br />

Show to be held <strong>June</strong> 15-16, <strong>2022</strong>, at the Donald E. Stephens<br />

Convention Center, Rosemont, Ill., will bring together executives<br />

who are responsible for heating and cooling processes<br />

from a cross-section of industries, including oil & gas,<br />

electronics, pharmaceuticals, food and beverage, packaging<br />

and plastics, and many more. The event will offer a vibrant<br />

exhibit hall, exceptional education, and dynamic networking<br />

functions. For more information, visit<br />

www.heatingcoolingshow.com.<br />

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| Chief Engineer

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