39 th
Stree t
LEED Checklist building integrated photovoltaic panels receives energy from The Sun which reduces fossil fuel consumption
A
bike rack
when The Sun is at west the passive shading fins & overhangs reduces the amount of heat gain that affects the residential cooling loads
EAST
solar panels
hybrid cars only
WEST
zeroscape for western shading. rainwater harvesting irrigation
1.
E. Br oad
Stre et
E E storm water retention 8.
A
7.
E handicap parking
6.
1. entry/lobby 2. playground/courtyard 3. suite daycare unique units residential units mechanical/electrical room suite balcony E egress
enhanced natural ventilation through the living units & courtyard, allowing the children and the residents to enjoy a healthy atmosphere
Total points: 47 LEED Gold
E 2.
the storm water retention/rain garden prevents unnecessary water from storm water running off. This also prevents moisture damage and allows it to recharge groundwater
E 3.
E
“strength lies in differences, not in similarities�
Site Plan
First Floor
E
Second Floor
Energy Section (section A-A)
-Stephen Covey
Playground/Courtyard Mike Daley ARCH 301-08 Architecture Design Studio I Professor Cowart Fall 2012
South Elevation
East Elevation
North Elevation
West Elevation