INTD 401, Sustainability and Home Energy Assessment teaches students how to use diagnostic tools including an infrared camera, blower door device, and moisture meters to perform energy assessments in existing residential structures. The course also explores marketing strategies for energy efficient homes.
The class begins Sept. 5 and runs through Oct. 24. It meets
on Thursdays from 3:10 to 5:50 pm.
The course is taught by Elsa Torres, a professional
designer who has created a series of courses at Cañada that focus on green design and
sustainability in interior design.
“Understanding how to
design the interiors of homes and offices to make them healthier and more
energy efficient is not a trend,” she said. “This is the way we are going to
live moving forward. Local governments have adopted regulations that require
builders and designers to create healthier work and home environments. Our goal
is to prepare students to succeed in this new reality.”
For more information, visit the green
design program on the web or call (650) 306-3320. 
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