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trian traffic and minimize the need for automobiles, the development is located in a convenient, pedestrianresponsive environment. brownfield site. The government additional LEED points, the USGBC requires 75%. regional materials. Maximum deems a site as a brownfield when it requires some type of remediation. Selecting an office in a redeveloped brownfield site earned Skanska an additional LEED point. training. To promote sustainability the company holds quarterly training opportunities to continue increasing the number of accredited professionals. Construction waste. During con- use of regional materials reduced transportation-related carbon dioxide emissions. Waterless urinals maximized water conservation. Skanska’s inspiring corporate image and commitment to sustainable design successfully positioning it as a leader, educator and administrator of environmentally sound design. • struction of the facility, all waste was properly separated resulting in 90% of construction waste being diverted from the landfill. To obtain two More than just an environmentfriendly space, Skanska’s high performing facility serves as a financial asset vital to the success of its business, building brand identity, marketability and value. Not only is the space highly efficient, it has low short-term and long-term life-cycle costs, is healthy for employees and has minimal impact on the environment. The “Green Tour” mirrors About the Authors roy Abernathy, AiA, leed AP is presi, dent and Ceo of Jova/daniels/Busby. rafael e. diaz, Associate AiA, Asid, is a principal at Jova/daniels/Busby and director of interiors/strategy/ Technology. HPB.hotims.com/21085-14 Winter 2009 HigH Performing Buildings 55 http://www.renewaire.com http://www.renewaire.com http://HPB.hotims.com/21085-14

Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of High Performing Buildings - Winter 2009

High Performing Buildings - Winter 2009
Contents
Commentary
OHSU Center for Health & Healing
Documenting Performance
Cook+Fox Architects Office
5 Houston Center
Skanska's Atlanta Office
Advertisers Index

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