Doug Webber has been with Halsall for 9 years where he has actively helped develop their sustainable design expertise and ethic. Initiatives have included:

• in house training on sustainable design and the integrated design process;
• greening specifications for structural design and restoration
• external training of clients and colleagues
• implementing the company environmental management program.

With Halsall Associates Doug has:

• Managed public policy work creating green development standards for the Cities of Toronto, Pickering, Caledon, and for Waterfront Toronto and for Regent Park;
• Managed the LEED™ process on hospitals, office buildings, multi-unit residential buildings, retail, and mixed use developments; and
• Represented Canada in the development of a report on Green Building in North America for the Commission for Environmental Cooperation.

Doug is Chair of the Canada Green Building Council, Greater Toronto Chapter. He lectures and publishes frequently on the issues of sustainable building.

Doug Webber’s engineering career began in construction. He worked as a construction superintendent for a number of construction companies including John Lainge out of the UK and Eastern Construction in Toronto. In the early 1990's he started his own construction management company specializing in green construction and worked on innovative green projects including the CMHC Toronto Healthy House, an autonomous housing development in downtown Toronto.