Presented by: Jane Briggs and Karen Mitchell October 11, 2007 The New LEED Building at Shady Grove
Start from the beginning…. Light – Air - Views
Sustainable Sites: Erosion & Sediment Control- minimize site disturbance Site Selection- avoid sensitive areas (farmland & wetlands) Development Footprint- minimize footprint by stacking building program
Sustainable Sites: Alternate Transportation Access to Public Transportation Bicycle Storage & on-site showers Alternate Fuel Station (electric vehicle) Carpooling (17 spaces provided)
Sustainable Sites: Reduce Heat Island Effect: Non-Roof: Tree shade, reflective sidewalks Roof: highly reflective roof coating vegetated green roof
Water Efficiency: Water efficient (drought resistant) landscaping Native Plant Species High Efficiency Irrigation (soil sensors)
Water Efficiency: Projected to be 41% below baseline Water efficient plumbing fixtures: Ultra low-flow urinals Dual flush water closets Electric Sensors and Aerators on sinks
Energy & Atmosphere: Fundamental and Additional Building Commissioning Performed No ozone depleting CFC-based refrigerants HCFC-free and Halon free refrigeration Measurement & Verification Plan Developed
Energy & Atmosphere: Projected to be 30% below baseline High efficient boiler & chillers Premium efficiency motors Variable Speed Drives on chilled and hot water pumps Day Lighting Controls Exterior Shading Additional wall and roof insulation
Materials & Resource: Building designed to accommodate storage & collection of recyclables Construction Waste Management – 83% of all collected waste was recycled Site Demolition: Existing trees relocated, asphalt and concrete curbs recycled
Materials & Resource: 25% of materials used were of recycled content 48% of materials were manufactured regionally 82% of wood-based materials certified by Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) Interior finishes selections: Flooring- linoleum, bamboo, terrazzo, carpets Wall finishes- wheat board, wall paper Ceilings- acoustic ceiling tiles, drywall and metal panels FSC certified wood paneled soffits and doors
Indoor Environmental Quality: Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Monitoring Construction Indoor Air Quality Plan- During construction & before occupancy Low-emitting materials- glues, paints, carpets, woods Thermal Comfort- temperature controls & operable windows
Daylight and Views- 75% of all the occupied spaces have daylight Window size variations to create a balance between need for day light and energy efficiency Indoor Environmental Quality:
Green O&M Plan
Green Education
Furniture