| Ross Barney Architects - James I Swenson Civil Engineering Building in Duluth, Minnesota |
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| Tuesday, 07 June 2011 06:35 |
 Photograph: Kate Joyce StudiosThis project, a 35,300-square-foot LEED Gold certified building, has integrated sustainable strategies including; increased ventilation, use of low-emitting construction materials, advanced lighting control, advanced thermal comfort control, access to daylight and views for occupied spaces, and the use of an under-floor air distribution system. Photograph: Kate Joyce Studios The design highlights construction and site systems related to the field of civil engineering including oversized scuppers that channel storm water from the roof to the trio the monumental French drain and two 20 ton gantry cranes located within the 25+ feet high Structural Lab. Photograph: Kate Joyce StudiosThis article is part of our coverage of the 2011 CAE Educational Facility Design AwardRelated Articles:  CO Architects - Research Laboratory is the Latest Addition to Kendall SquareThe new CO Architects-designed Kendall Square Research Laboratory is the... Read More >> NAIOP Names Green Development of the Year ProjectThe HSBC North American Headquarters in Mettawa, Illinois has been... Read More >> Houston’s Hermann Park Lake Plaza Receives Leed Gold Certification From The U.S. Green Building Council.Designed by Overland Partners Architects, the $11 million, eight-acre Plaza... Read More >> Rafael Viñoly Architects - Institute for Regeneration Medicine at UCSF Rafael Viñoly Architects’ design of the Ray and Dagmar Dolby... Read More >>Trackback(0)
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