Certified Case Studies
Zero Energy
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Domaine Chandon Ageing Warehouse
Coldstream, Victoria, Australia
Zero Energy Certified
Project Overview The project is an ageing warehouse for wine, where there will be zero occupants after the product is stored. Photo Credit Chris Fraser. Courtesy of Domaine Chandon. Project Name Domaine Chandon Ageing Warehouse Project Location Coldstream, Victoria, Australia Typology New Building Gross Building Area 2,000 square meters (21,500 square feet) Start of Occupancy…
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King County Solid Waste Division – Vashon Recycling and Transfer Station
Vashon, WA, USA
Zero Energy Certified
LBC 4.0
Vashon Recycling and Transfer Station was constructed in 1999 on 9.4 acres at the north end of the closed Vashon Landfill. It is bordered on the other sides by Island Center Forest. The facility includes a scalehouse, recycling area and transfer building. The station serves residents and businesses on Vashon Island.
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Antigua Solar Cabin
Jumby Bay, Antigua
Zero Energy Certified
LBC 4.0
Antigua Solar Cabin is a small residential project located in the Carribean.
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Salt Lake County Library at Daybreak
Daybreak, UT, USA
Zero Energy Certified
LBC 4.0
The Salt Lake County Library at Daybreak is a public project located in a transit-oriented, pedestrian friendly mixed-use community. As a 21st century library the building and site have become an important hub of information and events, a community building that can be enjoyed by everyone for all types of activities.
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WILLIAMS COLLEGE CENTER FOR DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS, FELLOWS HALL
Williamstown, MA USA
Zero Energy Certified
LBC 4.0
VITAL STATS PROJECT TEAM RENEWABLE PRODUCTION SYSTEMS INFORMATION ENERGY PERFORMANCE PROJECT LEADERSHIP AND STORY OF THE PROJECT In addition to supporting more than 2,000 undergraduate students, Williams College features two highly selective graduate programs, including the Center for Development Economics (CDE), which was founded more than 60 years ago. The CDE offers an intensive, one-year…
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BOSTON RESOURCES
Boston, MA USA
Zero Energy Certified
LBC 4.0
VITAL STATS PROJECT TEAM RENEWABLE PRODUCTION SYSTEMS INFORMATION ENERGY PERFORMANCE PROJECT LEADERSHIP AND STORY OF THE PROJECT The Reuse Center at Boston Building Resources is a building that houses high-value, affordable materials, both new and saved, for home maintenance and improvements. Customers can also find expert advice, technical assistance, and hands-on workshops that teach home…
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Campbell Collective
Los Angeles, CA USA
Zero Energy Certified
LBC 4.0
Project Overview Vital Stats Certification Status Zero Energy Certified Version 1.0 Location Los Angeles, California, USA Typology Existing Building Gross Building Area 948 square feet Start of Occupancy July 2020 Occupancy Type Residential Building Number of Occupants 2 Project Team Owner General Contractor General Contractor Building Doctors MEP Engineer Building Doctors Water Consultants Gaia Water…
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KAISER SANTA ROSA MOB 6
Santa Rosa, CA, USA
Zero Energy Certified
LBC 4.0
VITAL STATS PROJECT TEAM RENEWABLE PRODUCTION SYSTEMS INFORMATION ENERGY PERFORMANCE & EUI More information can be found here (Case Study No. 3, pp. 50-69): https://calbem.ibpsa.us/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Designing-for-Zero-Carbon-Volume-1.pdf
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TOWN OF MEDWAY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
Medway, MA USA
Zero Energy Certified
LBC 4.0
VITAL STATS PROJECT TEAM RENEWABLE PRODUCTION SYSTEMS INFORMATION ENERGY PERFORMANCE PROJECT LEADERSHIP AND STORY OF THE PROJECT This is a story of public taxpayer dollars becoming a zero-energy certified municipal building in Massachusetts (MA). MA public construction bidding statutes, regulatory requirements, and public approval process are some of the strictest in the country. Despite the…
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CROTTY HALL
Amherst, MA USA
Zero Energy Certified
LBC 4.0
VITAL STATS PROJECT TEAM RENEWABLE PRODUCTION SYSTEMS INFORMATION ENERGY PERFORMANCE PROJECT LEADERSHIP AND STORY OF THE PROJECT The planning and design process, which included the users (faculty and staff Department of Economics UMass Amherst), was led by a one-person architectural firm, Miller Pollin AIA Architecture. The architect’s team included a three-person associate architectural firm (Sautter…
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