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High-performance buildings are healthy and productive places to live and work, cost-effective to operate and maintain, and good for the environment. Best of all, they are attainable today. At this educational briefing, winners of SBIC's Beyond GreenTM High-Performance Building Awards will present selected projects that describe challenges and opportunities. The case studies, which represent a wide variety of building types from across the country, address the successful integration of sustainability and energy-efficiency with cost-effectiveness, safety and security, accessibility, historic preservation, and aesthetics.
Thursday, February 24, 2011 • 11:30 am-1:00 pm
U.S. House of Representatives
Rayburn HOB Room B369
Co-Chairs of High Performance Buildings Caucus
Grand Prize - LOTT Clean Water Alliance Regional Services Center
Olympia, Washington - Miller Hull Partnership
Grand Prize - Category B - NYC Active Design Guidelines
City of New York, Department of Design and Construction
1st Place - Johnson Controls Incorporated Headquarters
Glendale, Wisconsin - Gensler
2nd Place - Magnify Credit Union
Lakeland, Florida - Straughn Trout Architects, LLC
Exemplary Community Involvement - Third Street Center
Carbondale, Colorado - Energy and Sustainable Design Inc.
Integrated Design Process - Pine Jog Elementary School
West Palm Beach, Florida - Zyscovich Architects
Integrating Site Elements - Clemson University
Pontiac, South Carolina - SmithGroup
Innovative Envelope System - Cambridge Public Library
Cambridge, Massachusetts - William Rawn Associates
*Presentation of the Greg Franta Memorial Award*
to Harry T. Gordon, FAIA, LEED AP |
