Archive »Recent Case Studies
David & Lucile Packard Foundation Headquarters: Los Altos, CA
For the David & Lucile Packard Foundation, a headquarters that operated on a net zero energy basis wasn’t enough.
PNC Net Zero Bank Branch: Fort Lauderdale, FL
Solar panel canopies covering the ATM drive-through and pedestrian walkways at the Fort Lauderdale, Fla., PNC Bank branch are the first indication that this is no ordinary bank.
Portland Community College Newberg Center: Newberg, OR
As the first step toward what could be an entirely net zero energy campus, Portland Community College Newberg Center is a proving ground of sorts for the college.
Oakland University Human Health Building: Rochester, MI
At the Oakland University Human Health Building, the focus on wellness is apparent even before stepping inside.
Locust Trace AgriScience Center: Lexington, KY
At the Locust Trace AgriScience Center, students learn agriculture by doing.
SIERR Building at McKinstry Station: Spokane, Wash.
Early in the 20th century, the Spokane and Inland Empire Rail Road (SIERR) Building serviced one of the most innovative modes of transportation ...
Federal Center South Building 1202: Seattle, WA
The new home of the Seattle district headquarters of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers represents a transformation both for the occupants who work in it and for the high performing building industry.
Haywood Community College Creative Arts Building: Clyde, N.C.
Conditioned by the mountain air and illuminated with ample daylight, the new home of Haywood Community College’s Professional Arts program creates inviting, inspiring spaces for students to create one-of-a-kind works of art.
Saint Martin’s University Cebula Hall: Lacey, Wash.
What does it take to inspire students to pursue careers that tackle some of the toughest engineering challenges of the 21st century?
Gateway West Sustainable I: Brookfield, WI
As a developer of commercial building controls and automation systems, Environmental Systems Inc. wanted its new headquarters near Milwaukee, Wis., to showcase the potential energy and cost savings that can be achieved through high performance design and efficient operations.
Archive »Topics & Opinions
IAQ in HPB Case Studies
Good indoor environmental quality is a key goal of high performing buildings, but often is not factored into sustainable building discussions and programs.
Kevin Y. Teichman, Ph.D., and Andrew K. Persily, Ph.D., Fellow ASHRAE, and Steven J. Emmerich, Member ASHRAE
Rainwater: The Untapped Resource
Energy and water are inextricably linked. Roughly one quad of energy per year could be saved in the United States if we reduced water consumption by 10%.
Michael Nicklas, FAIA
Designing Efficient Lighting
Office, retail and service buildings are the largest consumers of energy in the U.S., and between 44% and 59% of that energy is consumed by lighting.
H.J. Enck, LEED AP, CxAP, HBDP
Documenting Performance
Conceptually, the statement “getting energy performance data should be easy” is true. Virtually every building has electric, gas and other fuel revenue meters coming into the building, and summing whole building energy use for a year should not be rocket science.
Adam Hinge, P.E. and Donald J. Winston, P.E.
Archive »Whitepapers
350 Euston Road: Improving Building Performances and Carbon Footprint with Innovative HVAC Solutions
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Diamond Controls: Empowering Innovative Building Management
Content Provided by Mitsubishi Electric
Industrial Damper Torque — How the Options You Select Affect Actuator Selection and Costs
Content Provided by Greenheck
Dynamic Analysis of Vane Tip in the Rotary Compressor
Content Provided by Midea
Seismically Certified HVAC Equipment
Content Provided by AAON
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