Living Future Accreditation
Living Future Accreditation (LFA) is the professional credential that recognizes proficiency in the International Living Future Institute’s ambitious standards.
Living Future Accreditation (LFA) is the professional credential that recognizes proficiency in the International Living Future Institute’s ambitious standards.
Who is Eligible?
Students, young professionals and professionals in a variety of fields including (but not limited to) architecture, engineering, real estate, higher education, and landscape design can benefit from an LFA credential.
To achieve an LFA, you must be an active member of the International Living Future Institute and complete 36 education credits, which include foundational courses and electives.
Professionals who already hold another green building credential like a LEED AP may be eligible for an LFA credential simply by completing just the Foundational Curriculum.
Where Can I Learn More?
To learn more about this credential, check out the LFA Guide (PDF) or the LFA Frequently Asked Questions, which includes:
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Pricing and discounts
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Requirements
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Details on reporting credits
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Information about group LFA opportunities
For more information about Living Future certification for buildings, visit GBA's webpage on the Living Building Challenge.
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