CSU office building achieves LEED Gold certification
FORT COLLINS — A Class A office building developed and owned by the Colorado State University Research Foundation has achieved LEED Gold certification from the U.S. Green Building Council.
The three-story, 35,161-square-foot building is at 2243 Centre Ave. in Fort Collins.
The project was completed in July 2016.
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The building’s sustainable features include energy-efficient glazing, heat-reducing permeable pavers, variable refrigerant flow HVAC system, LED lighting throughout and a continuous insulation building envelope. There was a concerted effort to use regional and recycled materials surpassing 20 percent of the project’s total purchases and the use of low-emitting materials throughout the building’s interior.
The project was a collaboration of CSURF Real Estate Group, Brinkman Construction, VFLA, Northern Engineering, TBGroup, Adonai Professional Services Inc., AE Associates and Integrated Mechanical LLC.
FORT COLLINS — A Class A office building developed and owned by the Colorado State University Research Foundation has achieved LEED Gold certification from the U.S. Green Building Council.
The three-story, 35,161-square-foot building is at 2243 Centre Ave. in Fort Collins.
The project was completed in July 2016.
The building’s sustainable features include energy-efficient glazing, heat-reducing permeable pavers, variable refrigerant flow HVAC system, LED lighting throughout and a continuous insulation building envelope. There was a concerted effort to use regional and recycled materials surpassing 20 percent of the project’s total purchases and the use…
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