Jane Briggs and Karen Mitchell

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The New LEED Building at Shady Grove
Presented by Jane Briggs and Karen
Mitchell October 11, 2007
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Start from the beginning.
Light Air - Views
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• Sustainable Sites
• Erosion Sediment Control- minimize site
  disturbance
• Site Selection- avoid sensitive areas (farmland
  wetlands)
• Development Footprint- minimize footprint by
  stacking building program

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• Sustainable Sites Alternate Transportation
• Access to Public Transportation
• Bicycle Storage on-site showers
• Alternate Fuel Station (electric vehicle)
• Carpooling (17 spaces provided)

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• Sustainable Sites
• Reduce Heat Island Effect
• Non-Roof
• Tree shade, reflective sidewalks
• Roof
• highly reflective roof coating
• vegetated green roof

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• Water Efficiency
• Water efficient (drought resistant) landscaping
• Native Plant Species
• High Efficiency Irrigation (soil sensors)

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• 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

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• Energy Atmosphere
• Fundamental and Additional Building
  Commissioning Performed
• No ozone depleting CFC-based refrigerants
• HCFC-free and Halon free refrigeration
• Measurement Verification Plan Developed

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• 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

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• 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

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• 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

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• 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

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Indoor Environmental Quality

• 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

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Green OM Plan
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Green Education
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Furniture
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