Miami SoA receives U.S. Dept. of Energy Zero Energy Design Designation

The University of Miami, School of Architecture has been selected among 14 institutions nationwide to receive the prestigious U.S. Department of Energy Zero Energy Design Designation in 2023.
Miami SoA receives U.S. Dept. of Energy Zero Energy Design Designation
Slide from Che Ramsubhag & Christopher Stinson's student proposal.  View full projects below.

This designation acknowledges programs preparing students for 21st-century careers with a curriculum promoting clean energy building practices.  As stated on the US DOE website, “the Zero Energy Design Designation program distinguishes post-secondary academic programs that teach best practices of zero energy design and require students to apply those concepts in zero energy design projects. The designation lasts for three years, after which programs may apply to renew.” To learn more about the ZEDD program, please visit: https://www.energy.gov/eere/buildings/us-doe-zero-energy-design-designation-programs 

The effort for securing the prestigious designation was spearheaded by Dr. Haleh Moghaddasi who teaches studio and seminar courses that advance the school’s dedication to sustainable design.

As aptly put by Dr. Moghaddasi, "together, we are fostering a brighter, greener future, one student at a time."

View student proposals by:
Course: Net Zero Practices in Architecture -Spring 2023
Instructor: Dr. Haleh Moghaddasi 
Students: Che Ramsubhag & Christopher Stinson (Undergrad)
Students: Flint Porter & Le Quan (Grad)

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