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Hawaii Gateway Energy Center

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This rendering shows the HGEC building and site.

This rendering shows the HGEC building and site.
Credit: jeffBrink Virtual Arts

This photo shows the entire visitor complex during construction from the south elevation.

This photo shows the entire visitor complex during construction from the south elevation.
Credit: Ferraro Choi

This drawing shows the site plan with both the completed first phase and the proposed second phase of the masterplan.

This drawing shows the site plan with both the completed first phase and the proposed second phase of the masterplan.
Credit: Ferraro Choi

Spaces in HGEC, shown in this floor plan drawing, are designed to be flexible and allow for future uses.

Spaces in HGEC, shown in this floor plan drawing, are designed to be flexible and allow for future uses.
Credit: Ferraro Choi

This sectional drawing shows how the building acts as a thermal chimney, exhausting hot air through the top and pulling cool air in through the bottom.

This sectional drawing shows how the building acts as a thermal chimney, exhausting hot air through the top and pulling cool air in through the bottom.
Credit: Ferraro Choi

This photo shows HGEC from the northwest, offering a good view of the photovoltaic arrays.

This photo shows HGEC from the northwest, offering a good view of the photovoltaic arrays.
Credit: Ferraro Choi

This photograph shows the space frames supporting the PV array.

This photograph shows the space frames supporting the PV array.
Credit: Ferraro Choi

The thermal chimney outlets, shown in this photograph, exhaust hot air, drawing cooler air through the building.

The thermal chimney outlets, shown in this photograph, exhaust hot air, drawing cooler air through the building.
Credit: Ferraro Choi

This diagram shows how the building serves as a thermal chimney.

This diagram shows how the building serves as a thermal chimney.
Credit: Ferraro Choi

This photo shows the side view of the Hawaii Gateway Energy Center.

This photo shows the side view of the Hawaii Gateway Energy Center.
Credit: Ferraro Choi and Associates, Ltd.

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