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IdEaS Z2 Design Facility Lighting Design Alliance Holy Wisdom Monastery Ohlone College newark Center California Department of Public Health CMTA Office Building Omega Institute for Holistic Studies TA B L E 1 Use CMTA F R O M H P E I GIdEaS Z2u I L D I n G S Lighting Design B Holy A G A Z IOhlone College HT B M Wisdom n E Design Facility Office Building Alliance Monastery Center Design Firm Office (Formerly Branch Bank) Fall 10 Retrofit San Jose, Calif. 37+ N 2,033 717 7,000 N-S $360 – 0.55 80 Corp HQ Corp. Office, Studios, Gym, Showcase, Conf. Fall 10 Retrofit Long Beach, Calif. 34 N 1,193 1,095 22,000 Not given $73 13.9 NG Office, Library, Dining Room/ Kitchen, Conf., Assy., Workshop Spring 11 New Middleton, Wis. 43 N 5,553 1,432 34,400 N-S $209 27.6 93 Classrooms, Labs, Café, Fitness Center Winter 10 New Newark, Calif. 37+ N 2,033 717 130,000 NNE-SSW $446 12.2 90 California Department Omega of Public Institute for Health Holistic Studies Dockside Green Office, Conf., Library, Light Court, Lobby Winter 12 New Richmond, Calif. 37+ N 1,344 851 205,000 E-W $168 37.6 98 Waste Water Filter Plant, Classrooms, Labs Fall 11 New Rhinebeck, N.Y. 41+ N 6,008 1,176 6,200 E-W $656 –5 NG 95-unit Residential HPB Issue New/Retrofit Location Lat HDD CDD Area (ft2) Orientation Cost/ft2 EUI (incl renewables) kBtu/ft2 · yr ENERGY STAR Rating Skin Characteristics Roof R Reflectivity Wall R Window U SHGF Winter 11 New Louisville, Ky. 38 N 4,258 1,390 20,000 E-W $160 11.5 100 Dockside Green Fall 11 New Victoria, BC, Canada 48+ N 5,494 1,286 178,500 E-W $132 14.6 98 30 32 (flt), 40 (mtl) 80% 19 0.27– 0.29 0.31 NG 28 0.37 0.31 38 88% 20 0.34 0.30 30 very high 16 0.35 0.23 – 0.35 20 NG 12.7 – 13.0 0.29 – 0.97 0.3 – 0.2 19 0.26 1.8 – 5.3 0.40 0.44 22 74 – 78% 19 0.30 – 0.32 0.7 (S), 0.37 (other) 40 Emissiv = 0.9 29 2.11 W/m2 Varies Daylighting/Lighting Controls Daylighting? Visual Transmittance Lighting Controls? Y (skylights) 63% Y (lite tubes) 72% Y (skylights) 0.8 Y 0.2 – 0.4 Y 23% to 43% High Efficiency, Direct/Indirect Occupancy Sensors Y 69% On/Off Perimeter, Task Lighting, Occupancy Sensors, TCs Y 70% to 79% High Efficiency, Control in Stages Y 0.7 High Efficiency, Efficient Appliances Occupancy 0.65 W/ft2, Task Lighting Sensors, High Module Efficiency, Overhangs Photocells, 0.7 W/ft2 Occupancy No Lights During Services Sensors, Dimming Renewable Energy kBtu/ft2·yr % Renewable (to non-renewable) Renewable Type 21.7 103% PV 2.1 15% PV (thin, 11 kW) 2.6 16% PV 2.5 8% PV 1.6 12% PV (450 kW ac) 0 0% None (future) 25.3 125% PV 13 47% Biomass (Wood Waste) HVAC GSHP (field), GSHP (wells), Radiant Heating/ VAV, RTUs Cooling Floor (DOAS), TVOC & DP controls GSHP (Field), Rooftop AHUs, Natural GSHP (wells), “Slinky,” Heat VAV, Zone Ventilation, Some Radiant, Recovery Heating, Water12 Zones Ventilation DRG, Occupancy, Enthalpy Wheels Cooled Chillers, Operable Windows VSDs GSHP (Wells), Ceiling for CR only, Operable Windows Four-pipe HR FCUs w/DHW, Condensing Boilers, Exhaust Through HR Wheel Other/Special Features Post-occupancy Thin-Film PV, Plug Survey, Load Control Electrochromic Windows, Circuit Monitoring 48 HIGH PERFORMING BUILDINGS Fiber-optic DayWater Cons., lighting, Roof Recycling, Native Sun Mirrors, Landscaping Astronomical Roofs on Out Time Clock Buildings Spring 2012 Water Cons. $150,000 Filters 52,000 Rainwater/Black Filters, Built on Rebate, Gallons Per Day, Water for Irrigation, Brownfield, Demand Zero Net Potable Monitoring CO2, Occupants Get DHW by Gas Reduct. System, Water Use, Feedback Brise Soleil Eco Machine

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What Makes Buildings High Performing
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High Performing Buildings - Spring 2012