AIA 2030 Commitment Data Exchange. Image © AIA
“We are especially looking forward to tapping into the research function in the DDx so that we can get a much better sense of how our projects are performing against comparable buildings in the marketplace, which provides a great benchmarking capability,” said Teresa Rainey, PE, Director of High Performance Design at Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP. “This tool has the potential to help move the architecture profession forward as designers become aware of how their peer’s design projects are performing and some friendly competitive instincts kick in.”