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A very high level of sustainable design characterizes 350 Mission, a 30-story office tower on Mission Street in San Francisco. The building is certified LEED Platinum under LEED v2.2, and it also meets the 2011 California Green Building Code (CALGreen) and the San Francisco Green Building Code. To get to that point, the owner, Kilroy Realty Corp., and the design team explored a wide range of innovative high-performance MEP solutions.
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IoT will allow the next generation of buildings to be self-aware and capable of reacting in real time without human intervention.
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Cynics and partisans like to point out how poor the federal government is at innovation. But one needs look no further than government facilities to see how high-performance innovations and technology are shaping facilities. These innovations are redefining what a high-performance building can be, serving as models for the private sector. Three federal buildings, each having completed recent renovations, showcase some of these high-performance strategies and technologies.
How School Buildings Can Become Hands-On Teaching ToolsThe Convent of the Sacred Heart Athletics & Wellness Center in Manhattan employs a variety of sustainable design strategies, such as solar hot water heaters.Photo: Raimund Koch/courtesy BKSK architects
