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Sustainable Design Energy Sciences Building

Sustainable Design Energy Sciences Building. Sustainability Regulations DOE final rule [10 CFR part 433] (30% better than ASHRAE) DOE Order 430.2b: Departmental Energy, Renewable Energy and Transportation Management EPAct 2005: Energy Policy Act of 2005

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Sustainable Design Energy Sciences Building

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  1. Sustainable DesignEnergy Sciences Building

  2. Sustainability Regulations DOE final rule [10 CFR part 433] (30% better than ASHRAE) DOE Order 430.2b: Departmental Energy, Renewable Energy and Transportation Management EPAct 2005: Energy Policy Act of 2005 EO 13423: Executive Order 13423, Strengthening Federal Environmental, Energy, and Transportation Management of 2007 Memorandum of Understanding, Federal Leadership in High Performance and Sustainable Buildings EISA 2007: Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007

  3. LEED v2.2: Predicted Results Certification Level = Gold 44 points(39 required) Sites 11 Water Efficiency 5 Energy & Atmosphere 7 Materials & Resources 6 Indoor Environmental Quality 11 Innovation 5

  4. Sustainable Sites - Features • Proximity to 200 area main parking Lot • Site selected to optimize functionality (energy quad) • East West orientation • Reserved parking for LEV/FEV and EV charging stations N • Proximity to Pace bus route

  5. Sustainable Sites - Features • Reduction of heat island effect by using reflective surfaces for hardscapes and roofs • Restore original habitat to the majority of the site and maximize open space • Storm water management and storm water quality (detention and rain gardens) • Light pollution reduction by efficient exterior lighting design N

  6. Daylight and Transparency Skylight Toilets Seminar/breakout Lounge Conf. Room Main Lobby

  7. Water Efficiency- Features High Efficiency Toilets: 1.28 GPF High Efficiency Urinals: ½ GPF urinals Low-Flow Lavatories (metering) = 0.25 gallons per use Low-Flow Shower = 1.5 GPM Low-Flow Kitchen Sink = 1.5 GPM

  8. Water Savings

  9. Energy and Atmosphere- Features Optimize energy performance Enhanced Commissioning Measurement and Verification – Enhanced Metering Energy efficient lighting design – Fluorescent and LED

  10. Energy and Atmosphere- Features • High insulation R value walls, roofs, below-grade walls, slab • Low U factor and SHGC windows and skylights • High Efficiency Lighting with Daylighting Controls in certain areas • Occupancy sensors • Reduce exhaust and makeup airflow during unoccupied periods for laboratory spaces • Chilled water and hot water loop pressure reset • 38% better than ASHRAE

  11. Energy and Atmosphere- Features • Fan wall unit air handling units • Building Automation system • Minimize static pressure • Heat recovery loop on fan exhaust • Low flow variable volume fume hoods with auto closing sashes • Flash steam heat recovery • Leadership in Energy Efficient Lab/Office Design

  12. Rainscreen Facade

  13. High Performance Lighting MOTION SENSORS & DIMMERS LED’s GREEN LIGHTING FLUORESCENT DAYLIGHTING

  14. Material Selection Reclaimed Wood Paneling Recycled Glass Countertops Rapidly Renewable & Recyclable Ceiling Tile No Voc Paint Recycled Glass Tile Recycled Rubber Flooring Linoleum Recycled Wood Furniture Concrete

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