New Construction Opportunities
- The construction of the Lyet wing and the renovation of Esbenshade incorporated state of the art conservation technologies including:
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High efficiency motors
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T8 & T5 lighting
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Occupancy sensors
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High efficiency HVAC systems
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Heat wheels to recover BTUs from the 100% exhaust air
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High R value insulation
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Low E window glass
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Laminar flow hoods
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Air filtration systems for select uses to reduce exhaust air needed
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Variable volume air handling systems
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DDC BAS
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CO2 make up air control
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As we design renovations to other buildings and new construction these technologies will be incorporated into the design and evolving conservation technologies will be evaluated and included as appropriate. For example:
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Toilets with dual-flush operators, could be installed in residence halls to increase water efficiency.
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There is potential to reuse grey water and/or rainwater for non-potable/sewage conveyance.
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We are actively investigating the adaptive reuse of existing structures and doing comprehensive studies to maximize the use of existing spaces/structures on campus and minimize additional building footprint to the campus.


















