Wright State University has collaborated with BHDP Architecture and Heapy Engineering to construct a new 45,000 square-foot sciences building. Research laboratories typically consume four times more energy than a normal classroom building. Therefore, Wright State University has decided to use LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) as a guide in constructing Bio-Sciences III using energy-efficient practices that are at the forefront of "green" building design. This facility will be one of the first university research laboratories registered under LEED in the State of Ohio. In addition to energy reduction the building will conserve water, create an sustainable indoor environment, improve occupant comfort, and above all teach students and visitors about environmental stewardship. Highlights of these green building technologies include:
For more information on the LEED program please visit http://www.usgbc.org/
For information on the registered project details with the U.S. Green Building Council please click here
For information from the Labs for the 21st Century web site please click here
Mike Schulze, University Planner
Facilities Planning and Development
michael.schulze@wright.edu
BHDP Architecture
Bev Denlinger, Sr. Project Manager
Engineering and Construction
beverly.denlinger@wright.edu
General – Smoot Construction
Electrical – Kastle Electric
HVAC – DeBra-Kuempel
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