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Farah Naz Ahmad, ra, leed ap BD+c, LFA is a new york city-based public sector architect tackling green buildings.
With her leadership experience in national organizations, passion for design and construction, and advocacy for the 'green' movement, Farah is inspired to leave her imprint upon the building industry.
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I recently completed a 2.5-year term as a zoning board member for my local town! I can’t stress enough the weight an architect can have serving in such a capacity. Bringing perspectives on sustainable land planning, neighborhood impact, and innovative design truly helps guide development in a more intentional, community-focused direction.
I love that I’ve been seeing more climate change exhibitions at children museums pop up over the last decade! I always hope that this will inspire solutions oriented aspirations and encourage the next generation to be eco-conscious in both their personal and professional lives.
The Wild Center in Tupper Lake, NY offers one such interactive display on sustainable building materials, renewable forms of energy, carbon emissions impacts on our planet, etc. It’s great for both adults and children.
Balancing life as a mom of two and a driven professional means knowing when to pause. Using this chapter to grow personally, reset, and prepare for the next phase of my career with renewed energy!
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Navigating parenthood, marriage, and a full-time career has pushed me to explore new ways of staying active in the building industry. Continuing to learn, staying curious, and finding creative outlets help me stay fulfilled professionally. For my life, balance comes from focus, setting boundaries, and maintaining meaningful relationships that allow for future collaboration. That way I can revisit projects and presently concentrate on what I can manage in my time.
What are your coping mechanisms to staying engaged?