Worcester Polytechnic Institute LEED Workshop. Today’s Agenda. Welcome and Introductions Project Overview Introduction to LEED LEED Point Overview Next Steps Q and A. Introductions. Project Team Cannon Design – Architects and Engineers Brown Sardina – Landscape Architects
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Today’s Agenda • Welcome and Introductions • Project Overview • Introduction to LEED • LEED Point Overview • Next Steps • Q and A
Introductions • Project Team • Cannon Design – Architects and Engineers • Brown Sardina – Landscape Architects • Cullinan Engineering – Civil Engineers • Gilbane Construction Company – Construction Managers
What is LEED? LEED-NC: LEED for New Construction and Major Renovations/Additions LEED-EB: LEED for Existing Buildings LEED-CI: LEED for Commercial Interiors LEED-CS: LEED for Core and Shell LEED-H: LEED for Homes LEED-NC: LEED for Neighborhood Developments (public release: 2006)
What is LEED? • Structured System to Measure Green Building and Track Progress • Five Major Categories for Achieving LEED Points • Sustainable Sites • Water Efficiency • Energy and Atmosphere • Materials and Resources • Indoor Environmental Quality • Innovation in Design
What is LEED? 289 Certified Projects 2,069 Registered Projects • 235 M gsf • 50 States • 13 Countries
What is LEED? • 69 Available Points • Four Categories of Certification: • Certified: 26-32 Points • Silver: 33-38 Points • Gold: 39-52 Points • Platinum: 53-69 Points
Establishing Goals and Priorities “Good Practice” Low or no cost Known, reliable, readily available Owner/programmatic requirement Can be implemented in almost any design Design Integration Influence overall design approach High degree of integration and/or analysis Innovative Strategies (Cost implications) Depend on Budget/Funding opportunities
Sustainable Sites Good Practice Erosion/Sedimentation Control Plan Bicycle Racks and Shower Facilities Reflective, high-emissivity roofing Light-colored exterior paving (Heat Island) Growth near public transportation Alternative transportation parking, vans and hybrids
Sustainable Sites Design Integration Native, adapted plantings for landscaping On-site infiltration of stormwater runoff (coordinated with water efficiency category) Exterior lighting design to minimize light pollution
Sustainable Sites Innovative Strategies On-site collection and reuse of stormwater (coordinated with water efficiency category) Vegetated Roof System for reduced stormwater runoff, reduced Heat Island effect
WPI LEED Scorecard 8 Achievable Sustainable Site Points Identified 14 Possible
Energy and Atmosphere Good Practice Prescriptive criteria for building envelope, lighting, motors, etc. Additional Building Systems Commissioning HCFC Refrigerants and Halons prohibited Measurement & Verification
Energy and Atmosphere Design Integration Building orientation, massing, glazing distribution Reduce regulated energy costs by 20%+ versus ASHRAE 90.1-2004. Evaluate via energy modeling. Perimeter/public space dimming strategies (coordinated with IEQ) Natural Ventilation opportunities (coordinated with IEQ)
Energy and Atmosphere Innovative Strategies Ground Source Heat Rejection for Cooling Equipment Efficiencies Renewable Energy Systems Green Power Purchasing
