Turning Grey Infrastructure Green in Southern California

Explore how green infrastructure can expand design possibilities and help Southern California communities respond to water challenges at the SoCal Grey to Green Conference.

Join architects, landscape architects, researchers, and green infrastructure professionals at the SoCal Grey to Green Conference on December 3 in Costa Mesa. This affordable, one-day event brings together regional expertise for professionals interested in integrating green infrastructure into their projects.

Hear from experts on local case studies, rooftop agrivoltaics, green roofs in Mediterranean climates, stormwater design, engineered growing media, and solar green roof integration.

Southern California faces growing pressure to conserve water, manage intense rainfall, reduce urban heat, and support local biodiversity. Green roofs and other green infrastructure strategies offer architects opportunities to respond to these challenges while contributing to healthier, more resilient communities. The conference also aims to strengthen the regional green infrastructure sector by connecting professionals and sharing local knowledge.

Registration is only $39 USD and includes lunch, with free on-site parking. The conference runs from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Thursday, December 3, at the Southern California Coastal Water Research Project, 3535 Harbor Blvd., Suite 110, Costa Mesa. Continuing education credits have been submitted for AIA and ASLA HSW.