1. 360° View of Sustainable Work Environments Group 14 Engineering & Ampajen Solutions

2.  Integrated Design / O+M Planning & Preparation  Never too early!  Green Champions  “Trickle Down” It starts with the team!

3.  For Existing Buildings, Current Facility Requirements (CFR)  Consultant Generated = Bad  Not Generated = Bad  Arbitrary Targets = Bad  A FMs tool for communicate existing conditions  Base Building Systems/Building Limitations  Sole Sourced Vendors  Company Culture and Programmatic Needs Owner’s Project Requirements

4.  Identify Strategies that Achieve Sustainability Goals Upfront  Design team’s responsibility  Use CFR as a reality check (O&M staff’s responsibility)  Make this a Living Document for the Life- Cycle of your Building OPR/CFR Best Practices

5.  The importance of transportation  Urban location advantages  Benefits of telecommuting – it’s not all about emissions!  Sustainable Site Management  The snow removal challenge  Reduced emissions from site maintenance  The “F” word… Fertilization! Sites

6.  Living with low flow Hot water, piping, maintenance (soaps and solids)  Irrigation  Plantings  Technologies  Be a drip! Water

7.  Show Me The Money! Water Space TypeLow Flow Aerators Low Flow Shower Heads Low Flow Flush Valves Water Efficient Irrigation Systems Performance Assumptions 2.2 to 1.5/1.0 GPM 2.5 to 1.5 GPM 3.0 to 1.6 GPM It Depends Office2 years2 – 4 years4 – 8 years Multi-Family<1 year1 – 2 years3 – 4 years Assumes 80% efficient DHW Plant

8.  Go Cheap or Go Big (Hint: Plan for Both) Energy

9. Energy – RCx 2.0, or MBCx

10.  Good Fit for any Building with a BAS  Start with the Budget you have  Under a few thousand to get started (one time fee)  Group14 preferred vendor: SkySpark by SkyFoundry  Like RCx, should be less than two year payback Energy - MBCx

11.  ENERGY STAR evolving  Regression/Cost Avoidance based software tools can be very powerful Energy – Utility Data Management

12. Energy – Utility Data Management (DHA Case Study) ReportAction Electric Heating Use, by addressWork order to remove space heater High Electricity Baseload, by address Energy Manager/Maintenance Supervisor Investigates High Summer Gas Use, by addressEnergy Manager/Maintenance Supervisor Investigates Exceeds allowable irrigation water use Call Irrigation Management Vendor Kgal/SF VarianceEnergy Manager/Maintenance Supervisor Investigates Btu/DD/SF Variance (Winter Heating), by address Work Order to Functionally Test Unit, reset thermostat high limit Continuous Commissioning Fault Detection Central Plant work order Deficiency noted during M&V Inspections Work order to address deficiency

13. Energy – Go Big/Deep Retrofit  Consider all Major Capital Improvements over Next Several Years  Informed by Whole Building Analysis  Considers Reputation/Market Position  Paired with Financial Planning  Multi-Stage Project, with Specified “Triggers” www.rmi.org/retrofit_depot

15.  Green Cleaning & Recycling  Next…composting!  Waste audits Materials & Waste Management

16.  Waste audits (cont.) Materials & Waste Management FINAL RESULTS Total Weight of Waste by Type % of Waste Stream Total Volume Diverted % DivertedWaste Type 41.219999681.75%41.21999968100.00%Glass 36.170549721.53%33.4912497492.59%Aluminum 557.624155723.62%454.244396581.46%Mixed paper 123.65999915.24%123.6599991100.00%Corrugated Cardboard 72.134999453.06%64.921499590.00%Plastics 1458.03808861.76%1305.23060389.52%Food waste 72.037101953.05%25.561552335.48%Other waste 2360.884894100.00%2048.329386.76%Total

17.  Repurposing space – what about comfort and ventilation?  ASHRAE 62.1 – what’s your status?  New office layouts and acoustics Indoor Environment

18. Audience Forum Thank you!