Sustainable Design Energy Sciences Building

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Sustainable DesignEnergy Sciences Building
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• 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

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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

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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

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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
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Daylight and Transparency
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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

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Water Savings
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Energy and Atmosphere- Features

• Optimize energy performance
• Enhanced Commissioning
• Measurement and Verification Enhanced Metering
• Energy efficient lighting design Fluorescent
  and LED

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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

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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

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Rainscreen Facade
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High Performance Lighting
MOTION SENSORS DIMMERS
LEDs
GREEN LIGHTING
FLUORESCENT
DAYLIGHTING
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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