From Linear to Circular: Building for the Future
[In-Person Event Only]
As part of SF Climate Week 2025, Gensler invites you to a critical discussion on driving decarbonization within the built environment through circular approaches. This event will explore the responsibilities and collaboration needed from all stakeholders—including owners, builders, designers, and policymakers—to transition from linear to circular models.
Join us for an engaging evening of insights, strategies, and networking, where we will delve into how design, construction, and policy can work together to reduce carbon emissions and build a more resilient and circular future.
Agenda:
5:00pm – 5:30pm: Welcome Drinks, Mingle, Office Tours
5:30pm – 6:30pm: Introductory Presentation, Panel Discussion, Q&A
6:30pm – 7:00pm: Mingle & Network
Panelists:
Kelly Dubisar, Principal, Design Director, Gensler
Tyrone Jue, Director, San Francisco Department of the Environment & Chief Sustainability Executive, San Francisco
Mya Krikorian, Chief Operating Officer, Principal Builders
Kairee Tann, Senior Vice President, Director of Innovation & Community Impact, The Swig Company
Expect to explore:
How owners can set and support circular economy and decarbonization goals
The role of designers in creating low-carbon, high-performance spaces
The builder’s responsibility in sourcing and adopting circular and carbon-reducing construction methods and materials
Policy initiatives and regulatory frameworks that enable change
Light snacks and drinks will be provided as you network with professionals committed to building for the future.
Don’t miss out on this important conversation—let’s work together to accelerate the linear to circular transition in our built environment.
By registering for this event, you agree to share your registration information with the organizers of SF Climate Week.