Larry Jones Bio: With a background in environmental engineering and management systems, Larry’s technical expertise with energy efficiency, daylighting, thermal and visual comfort, water, policy and governance have been instrumental in strengthening Atelier Ten’s expertise in the cultivation of creative, practical and appealing design solutions. He has consulted on over 100 LEED certified projects providing services ranging from environmental design, daylight consulting, benchmarking, carbon, masterplanning and, most recently, the modernization and renewal of existing buildings throughout the Eastern United States. Larry has been successfully managing multiple benchmarking systems including LEED, Living Building Challenge for major institutional, cultural, and commercial projects. Larry’s leadership extends beyond Atelier Ten with his active involvement with organizations including the United States Green Building Council where he is an appointed LEED Fellow, Green Business Certification Institute, and International Living Future Institute (ILFI). . In addition, he has taught environmental systems courses for the graduate environmental studio at the Yale School of Architecture, an environmental design course focusing on the Living Building Challenge at Georgia Tech, and has guest lectured at various institutions including Columbia University and University of Pennsylvania. Larry holds a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Engineering from Syracuse University and teaches at the Yale School of Architecture.