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Dr. Sofia Dermisi, is the Runstad Endowed Professor in Real Estate, Professor of Urban Design & Planning and the Chair of the Interdisciplinary Group for the MS in Real Estate at the University of Washington’s College of Built Environments. Dr. Dermisi holds a degree in Planning & Regional Development Engineering (’98) from the University of Thessaly, Greece and Master and Doctoral degrees (’99 and ’02) from the Harvard Design School. She is also a certified LEED Green Associate.
Professor Dermisi’s education and experience are interdisciplinary, combining: design, planning, engineering, finance, economics, sustainability and real estate market analysis through research, teaching and on-going contributions to the commercial real estate industry. Understanding the evolution of office markets and the effect of internal and external shocks has been the core of her research. More than a…
20 September 2012
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LEED for Existing Buildings (LEED-EB) is the objective of a growing segment of office buildings. An examination of these buildings indicates that building and market...
26 October 2015
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Skyscraper development has been linked with financial extremes; this paper explores this relationship by analyzing global construction trends for office skyscrapers with a height of...
19 September 2012
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LEED for Existing Buildings (LEED-EB) is the objective of a growing segment of office buildings. Since 2004, 15.8% of U.S. office buildings of 20 or...
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