Jeremy Knoll is an Associate Principal and BNIM’s Director of Sustainable and Regenerative Design. Jeremy guides project teams across BNIM to create positive impacts for human and building performance, develops new research and industry resources, and empowers staff, clients, and communities to take daily climate action.  He has served as an integral design team member on numerous projects at BNIM, leading sustainability, building performance, and green building rating systems. Jeremy has been as an integral design team member on projects worldwide, leading sustainability, building performance, and green building rating systems. Among these projects includes the LEED Platinum certified collaborative office hub, Makers Quarter Block D in San Diego, CA; the LEED Platinum certified Bancroft School Redevelopment; the East Campus Framework and Master Plan at Washington University in St. Louis; and the Johnson County Facilities Sustainability Framework and Guidelines. Jeremy has a deep passion for green building, historic preservation, and social equity, and his dedication to climate action extends to his volunteer work as a regional climate policy advocate and Executive Board member for the USGBC Central Plains, Climate Action KC, and Design Corps.