Noah Shaltes

Throughout his career, Noah has dedicated himself to finding a way to build better. As an Architectural Engineering PhD candidate at Pennsylvania State University, he was developing a sustainable housing model for the Northern Cheyenne nation when he realized he loved production and academia was not for him.

Noah joined general contractor & sister company of Lindy, PJ Dick in 2009 and has been a driving force in Western Pennsylvania’s green building movement. He led construction of the Pittsburgh Park Conservancy’s Frick Environmental Center, the first fully certified Living Building in the United States that is municipally owned, free, and open to the public. Noah has served as the President of the Board of Directors for the non-profit Green Building Alliance, chair of the Master Builders Association of Western Pennsylvania’s Green Builders Committee, member of AGC of America’s Task Force on Climate Change Technologies and Programs and helped to develop Pittsburgh as a United Nations Center of Excellence in High Performance Buildings. Noah is a LEED Accredited Professional and a Certified Passive House Consultant. He serves on AGC’s Climate Change Working Group, is NAPA’s Sustainability Committee vice-chair, and chairs the asphalt mixtures PCR update v3 committee.

He is now the Director of Sustainability for The Lindy Group and is working to help decarbonize asphalt and concrete and develop ESG strategies for the family of companies.