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This document outlines the team structure and sustainability features for an architecture project. It lists the key team members from two architecture firms, A2SO4 architects and D+P architects. It then provides details on several sustainable design elements for the project, including a green roof system, solar shading, and access flooring. The green roof is described as providing benefits such as reduced water runoff, urban heat island mitigation, and increased energy efficiency.
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IUPAT-02 Offices 24Jun2008 (low res)
- 2. T E A M ST R U CT U R E
- 3. A2SO4 architects: Vop Osili - Principal in Charge Robert Wease - Project Manager Kevin Russell - Sustainability Manager Salil Nair - Design Associate Jason Barisano - DesignTeam D+P architects: Barbara Laurie - Project Manager Anthony Brown - Project Designer Marc Doswell - Agency Approval Manager
- 4. P R O J E CT E X P E R I E N C E
- 19. D E S I G N I M A G E S
- 25. S U S T A I N A B I L ITY
- 26. GREEN ROOF: REDUCED WATER RUNOFF URBAN HEAT ISLAND MITIGATION NOISE REDUCTION INCREASED ENERGY EFFCIENCY HABITAT RECREATION EXTENSION OF ROOF LIFE Information provided by - “LiveRoof” Corporation
- 27. GREEN ROOF: REDUCED WATER RUNOFF URBAN HEAT ISLAND MITIGATION NOISE REDUCTION INCREASED ENERGY EFFCIENCY HABITAT RECREATION EXTENSION OF ROOF LIFE Information provided by - “LiveRoof” Corporation
- 28. GREEN - LIVE ROOF: MODULAR SYSTEM EASY REPAIR AND REPLACEMENT RECYCLED CONTENT RAPIDLY RENEWABLE MATERIALS INNOVATION AND DESIGN PROCESS BEAUTIFUL DAY ONE - NO UGLY SEAMS Information provided by - “LiveRoof” Corporation
- 29. SOLAR SHADING: REDUCED SOLAR HEAT GAIN INCREASED ENERGY EFFCIENCY Information provided by - “LiveRoof” Corporation
- 31. SOLAR SHADING: REDUCED SOLAR HEAT GAIN INCREASED ENERGY EFFCIENCY Information provided by - “LiveRoof” Corporation
- 32. ACCESS FLOORING: IMPROVED INDOOR AIR QUALITY IMPROVED OCCUPANTTHERMAL COMFORT INCREASED DAYLIGHTING OPPORTUNITES INCREASED ENERGY EFFCIENCY PROVIDES FLEXIBLITY OF SYSTEMS REDUCE STRUCTURAL FLOORTO FLOOR HEIGHT REDUCE FACADE COSTS Information provided by - “Tate” Corporation