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Sustainable Design |
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Our work on the Medford Higher Education building project for a new 68,000 sq.ft. building containing classrooms, science labs, computer labs, offices, conference rooms, an auditorium, bookstore, and a coffee shop. A rooftop photovoltaic system is currently being designed which is projected to improve the project status to LEED Platinum. |
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The sub-basement, basement, first and second floors of the 15 story facility were renovated. The sub-basement is used as a parking garage and mechanical/electrical space. The basement is used as classrooms, labs, storage, mechanical and electrical space. The first floor was completely renovated with a commercial kitchen, dining facility, student lounge and entry lobby. The second floor was renovated for classrooms. The renovated space was approximately 50,000 sq ft. The renovation was designated a State Energy Efficient Design (SEED) project. |
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Southern Oregon University & Rogue Community College |
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Portland State University Ondine Hall Renovation |
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The renovation of the 4 story historic Willamette Block building included several energy conservation measures. The energy conservation measures implemented included radiant panels with dedicated outside air, water side economizer, heat recovery wheel, and lighting daylighting controls. This project is slated to achieve LEED Gold Certification. |
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We provided Energy Modeling services for this project which included high efficiency lighting, occupancy sensors beyond those required by code, daylighting controls in exterior office spaces, low-flow automatic fume hoods to vary exhaust and supply flow based on sash position, high efficiency supply and exhaust fans, high efficiency, high turn-down boilers and increased heating hot water loop temperature difference to increase condensing boiler efficiency. |
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Oregon Nanoscience & Microtechnologies Institute |
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Portland Community College Willamette Renovation |
