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Global Ecology Research Center

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The interior of the laboratory is washed with daylight, as this photo shows.

The interior of the laboratory is washed with daylight, as this photo shows.
Credit: Peter Aaron / Esto Photographics

The roof of the open office for researchers shown in this photo tilts up to a clerestory for daylight and ventilation.

The roof of the open office for researchers shown in this photo tilts up to a clerestory for daylight and ventilation.
Credit: Peter Aaron / Esto Photographics

This photo of the conference room shows the tables made from wood salvaged from a nearby municipal yard.

This photo of the conference room shows the tables made from wood salvaged from a nearby municipal yard.
Credit: Peter Aaron / Esto Photographics

The south elevation, shown in this photo, includes windows for daylight and ventilation, the night sky spray system, and siding made from salvaged wine casks.

The south elevation, shown in this photo, includes windows for daylight and ventilation, the night sky spray system, and siding made from salvaged wine casks.
Credit: Peter Aaron / Esto Photographics

This photo shows the sun shades and lightshelves.

This photo shows the sun shades and lightshelves.
Credit: Peter Aaron / Esto Photographics

As these floor plan drawings show, the program was divided between lab and office spaces in order to facilitate innovative energy strategies such as cascading air flows.

As these floor plan drawings show, the program was divided between lab and office spaces in order to facilitate innovative energy strategies such as cascading air flows.
Credit: EHDD Architecture

This site plan shows the building with its native landscaping and shade trees.

This site plan shows the building with its native landscaping and shade trees.
Credit: Ron Lutsko Landscape Architecture

This drawing shows the longitudinal section of the building.

This drawing shows the longitudinal section of the building.
Credit: EHDD Architecture

This schematic section illustrates the project's sustainable design strategies.

This schematic section illustrates the project's sustainable design strategies.
Credit: EHDD Architecture

This photo captures the night sky system, which produces chilled water for the building's mechanical systems, in spray mode.

This photo captures the night sky system, which produces chilled water for the building's mechanical systems, in spray mode.
Credit: Paul Sterbentz

This photo of the inside of the cool tower, which uses katabatic air movement to cool the lobby, shows the misters installed in the tower.

This photo of the inside of the cool tower, which uses katabatic air movement to cool the lobby, shows the misters installed in the tower.
Credit: Peter Aaron / Esto Photographics

This schematic explains the night sky radiant cooling system.

This schematic explains the night sky radiant cooling system.
Credit: EHDD Architecture

This diagram of the laboratory area shows many of the innovations in the zone's mechanical system.

This diagram of the laboratory area shows many of the innovations in the zone's mechanical system.
Credit: EHDD Architecture

This graph of the post-occupancy evaluation data gathered by the Center for the Built Environment (CBE) shows the building's extremely high satisfaction scores.

This graph of the post-occupancy evaluation data gathered by the Center for the Built Environment (CBE) shows the building's extremely high satisfaction scores.
Credit: EHDD Architecture

This photo of the building at dusk shows the adjacent bike racks, which serve many of the building's occupants.

This photo of the building at dusk shows the adjacent bike racks, which serve many of the building's occupants.
Credit: Peter Aaron / Esto Photographics

This photo shows the lobby with its bi-fold doors open to passerby.

This photo shows the lobby with its bi-fold doors open to passerby.
Credit: Peter Aaron / Esto Photographics

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Last updated: 4/23/2007

 


Our thanks to the ENERGY STAR program of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, and to the U.S. Department of Energy, and to BuildingGreen, Inc. for hosting the submission and judging forms.

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