DR. FRED MARYANSKIPRESIDENTPRESIDENT

BUSTER NEELVICE PRESIDENT  FINANCE & ADMINISTRATIONVICE PRESIDENT, FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION

BARBARA MALONEYPARTNER, BMS DESIGN GROUP

COLE ROBERTSSENIOR CONSULTANT, ARUP

MICHAEL DEL GATTOPRINCIPAL, CARPENTER SELLERS

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NEVADA STATE COLLEGE WAS CREATED TO PROVIDE 

ACCESS TO THE BACCALAUREATE DEGREE FOR THE ACCESS TO THE BACCALAUREATE DEGREE FOR THE 

CITIZENS OF NEVADA, PARTICULARLY FIRST 

GENERATION AND LOW INCOME STUDENTS.

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Sustainability and Carbon Neutralityy y Campus / Town Integration Vital Living and Learning Environmentg g Respect for the Desert Environment Campus as Educational Laboratoryp y

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Phase I Phase II Phase III Phase IV

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Plan Conceptsp

Nat ral Drainages Compact Academic Core

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Natural Drainages Compact Academic Core

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Plan Conceptsp

Relationship to Adjoining Uses Defining Open Spaces

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Relationship to Adjoining Uses Defining Open Spaces

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Plan Conceptsp

Major Camp s Entries

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Major Campus Entries

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Town Center

Private DevelopmentNSC Campus

Academic

Recreation

Student Housing

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Illustrative Plan

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First Phase Developmentp

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Campus EntryCampus Entry

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Main QuadMain Quad

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View North over Main Quad

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“The Nevada State College community will become an exemplary and highly The Nevada State College community will become an exemplary and highly visible model for sustainability in higher education that demonstrates how a college campus achieves carbon neutrality and self‐sufficiency through education, practice, and partnership. 

The campus will embrace technology and improve our relationship to our region; designed and intended to teach and aid in teaching, the campus will i i f l ff d d i i k h dinspire faculty, staff, students, and visitors to take the next steps toward a sustainable future. As such, it must blend the best of the past, the proven innovation of the present, and the needs of our future.”

Steering Committee  May 21 2009Steering Committee, May 21 2009

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Energy Carbon1 Proven1. Proven2. Comprehensive3. Cost effective

l bl4. Flexible

Water Waste

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• Compactness• Climate Response• Centralization & Scale

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• Lease Derived Income• Increased Campus Profile• Curriculum Connection

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On Nellis Air Force Base, located just 20 miles from Henderson, 70,000 solar panels on 140 acres provide 25% of the base’s demand.

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Over 650 institutions have signed the  Over 650 institutions have signed the President’s Climate Commitment

Since 1998  LEED has grown to cover 1 062  Since 1998, LEED has grown to cover 1.062 billion SF of development area, including more than 14 000 US projectsmore than 14,000 US projects

The green building market is estimated to be worth $30B‐$40B in 2010be worth $30B‐$40B in 2010

125 institutions have registered with AASHE’s STARS program

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AASHE s STARS program

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}Potential carbon offsets through building integrated renewable energy

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} renewable energy

Additional required carbon offsets for carbon neutral(onsite or purchased)

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• University of Nevada, Las Vegas • Water for America InitiativeUniversity of Nevada, Las Vegas

• University of Nevada, Reno

• Nevada System of Higher Education for Virtual Renewable Energy

• Water for America Initiative

• WateReuse Foundation

• Southern Nevada Water Authorityfor Virtual Renewable Energy

• Desert Research Institute

• Nevada Research Institute

• Corporation for Solar Technology and Renewable Resources

• Southwest Energy Efficiency • City of Las Vegas

• City of Henderson

• Regional Transportation 

Project

• Nevada Institute for Renewable Energy Commercialization

• Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada (RTC)

• Zipcar (carshare)

• Nevada Power / NV Energy

• National Renewable Energy Laboratory

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pca (ca s a e)

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Building Designg g

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