and this is alexis goggans. she is a program analyst in the department of energy and the environment, urban sustainability administration, in d.c. she chordates stakeholders to advance programs and policies in our wonderful home, the district of columbia. our final speaker is sanjukta sen, a landscape and architectural designer at james corner field operations, design firm that created "icebergs." they are responsible for the incredible space and slides. her core interest in expertise lie at the intersection of urban resiliency and place making, which are evident in all of her projects. with that, vicki, please. thank you. [applause] vicki: thank you for being here on a friday night late in august, a hot day. thank you to the building museum for putting this exhibit on. i am one of the lucky people in that i have seen "icebergs," including in antarctica earlier this year. it was stunning and beautiful to see them in person. as big as this building, if you can believe it. is sobering when you think about it and t

and this is alexis goggans. she is a program analyst in the department of energy and the vibrant urban sustainability administration here in d.c. as a program analyst she coordinates public-private a nonprofit stakeholders to advance a green building and climate change programs and policies. our final speaker is sanjukta sen. hello. she's a landscape and architectural designer at james corner field operations and that's a design firm that created iceberg. they are responsible for this incredible space including the slides. also responsible for the slight. for gore interest and expertise as a designer like intersection of urban resiliency and place making which are evident in all of her project. so with that, vicki, please. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, aaron, and thank you for being here on a friday night late in august, a hot day. and thank you to the building museum for putting this exhibit on. i have to say i am one of the luckiest people in the diocese icebergs including in antarctica earlier this year