AMWAY GRAND HOTEL GLASS PERFORMANCE DRIVERS

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AMWAY GRAND HOTEL GLASS PERFORMANCE DRIVERS Tower after completion Maintain Iconic Sloped Roof Maintain balance between the Amway Grand Plaza and JW Marriott. a. Try and compliment each other while maintaining separation of brands

COMFORT DRIVERS

THERMAL DRIVERS

VISUAL DRIVERS

RAINSCREEN CURTAIN WALL SYSTEM Premise To Direct Moisture Out Primary lines of weather defense at back plane of glass Secondary line of defense at the face of the glass Insulating Glass Unit Two plies of ¼” glass and one ½” sealed air space U-Value Summer – 0.20 Winter - 0.24 Coatings Thin layer of metal applied to improve Solar Heating Coefficient performance Coatings on #2 and #3 surface SHGC 0.29 – 0.24 Transmittance visible 38% - 47% UV 7% Argon Air Space Argon offers lower thermal conductivity than air Spacer Warm edge thermal spacer Condensation Resistance Factor 60 Acoustic Outside – Inside Transmission Class 29

ENERGY PERFORMANCE MODEL AT DESIGN DEVELOPMENT Reference 2015 Michigan Energy Code EXISTING GLASS MODEL NEW GLASS MODEL Glass Properties U-0.47 SC-0.50 Glass Properties U-0.26 SC-0.25

DEEP ENERGY RETROFIT Estimated Annual Savings $113,000 Reduced KW/T With Chiller Replacement Reconfigured Hydronic Net Horsepower Reduction New Cooling Tower Net Reduced Horsepower, Water Consumption and Treatment Chemicals Room Exhaust Heat Recovery Central Air Handling Replacing Perimeter Heat Pumps Heat Recovery For Domestic Hot Water Heating VFD Efficiencies BMS Consolidation Heat Recovery unit for pool / fitness Estimated Annual Savings $113,000