Integrated design and a commitment to sustainability
make this 145-unit graduate
student housing complex an enjoyable and
healthy place to live, and lowers the
impact on the local and global environment. The project was completed in August, 2007 and achieved LEED Gold certification in December, 2007.
Building Highlights
Energy use: 28.2% reduction from code
Natural Light: 20% of the wall area is glazing, all windows
are energy efficient low-e, and double pane.
Water Consumption: 10 dual flush toilets, as well as
efficient showers and sinks reduce water use by
32.4%.
Real Time Utility Displays: A monitor in the lobby will
show tenants how much energy and water they are
using, in real-time!
96.7% diversion of construction wastes away from
landfills.
32% recycled content of all materials in the building.