intb332 project report rosslyn heights

INTB332: Environmental

& Sustainable Design

Summer 2015

Eric Brissey

LEED Project: Rosslyn Heights

LEED PROJECT: ROSSLYN HEIGHTS

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LEED Project: Rosslyn Heights

Table of Contents

LEED BUILDINGS RESEARCH 02

ROSSLYN HEIGHTS DESCRIPTION 05

EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR OF BUILDING 06

LOCATION AND TRANSPORTATION 08

WATER EFFICIENCY FIXTURE CHART 09

ENERGY AND ATMOSPHERE DESCRIPTION 10

ENERGY EFFICIENCY APPLIANCE CHART 12

RENEWABLE ENERGY PROVIDERS 13

MATERIALS AND RESOURCES 16

SUSTAINABLE MATIERALS CHART 19

INDOOR ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY 22

MECHANICAL AND LIGHTING CHART 26

WORK CITED 27


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American University: School of International Service 4400 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W. Washington D.C. 20016

LEED BUILDINGS RESEARCH

- LEED Gold Certification

- Architect: Michael Purcell

- Certified in 2011

- Aims at carbon-neutral status by 2020

- Sunshades help minimize

cooling systems

- Atrium skylights bring natural light

- Gardens slow rain water run

off

- Low-flow faucets reduce water consumption

- 9 out of 14 credits in

sustainable site category

- Alternative transportation credits in public transportation access (1/1cr.), bicycle storage and changing rooms (1/1cr.), low emitting and fuel efficient vehicles (1/1cr.), parking capacity (1/1cr.)

- LEED score card of 44 out of 69

for BD+C v2.2


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US Green Building Council Headquarters

2101 L St. N.W. Washington, DC 20037

- LEED Platinum Certification

- Architect: Perkins+Will

- Certified in 2009

- Indoor waterfall helps with climate control

- Floor to ceiling glass windows

provide natural lighting

- 30% of workstations brought from old headquarters to be reused

- No parking spaces made to get

tenants to use public transportation

- Bus and rail options available

within close proximity to building

- Close by shops and restaurants

- 19 out of 21 credits in

sustainable site category

- Alternative transportation credits in public transportation access (6/6cr.), bicycle storage and changing rooms (2/2cr.), parking capacity (2/2cr.)


for ID+C v3


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US Treasury Department 1500 Pennsylvania Ave. N.W., Washington, DC 20220

- LEED Gold Certification - Certified in 2011 - Increased the amount of day

lighting - Advanced HVAC control systems - 43% decrease in the use of

potable water - 7% decrease in electrical usage - 53% decrease in the use of

steam - 164 additional workstations

within the building - Estimated $3.5 million in savings

annually - Currently the oldest LEED

certified building on record - 5 out of 14 credits in sustainable

site category - Alternative transportation

credits in public transportation access (1/1cr.), bicycle storage and changing rooms (1/1cr.)


for O+M v2.0


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Building: Rosslyn Heights

Location: 1804 North Quinn Street, Arlington, VA 22209

Purpose: Multi-family Apartment Building

Constructed: 1987 (Renovated in 2010)

Occupancy Class: R-2, Residential

Total Square Footage: 138,098 s.f.

Parking: Garage and lot

Jurisdiction: Arlington County

Building Codes: Virginia Building Code

Construction Type: Type IIIA

Number of Floors: 6 story (cannot exceed 10 stories)

Building Height: Estimated 60 feet (cannot exceed 95 feet)

Number of Rent. Units: 366 units

Zoning Ordinance: RA7-16

ROSSLYN HEIGHTS DESCRIPTION


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Exterior South Side of Rosslyn Heights Exterior East Side of Rosslyn Heights

Exterior Courtyard Exterior Entrance to Club House

Exterior Pool Area Exterior Garage Entrance

EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR OF BUILDING


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Interior Club House Lounge Interior Fitness Center

Interior Apartment Kitchen Interior Apartment Dining/Living Room

Interior Apartment Living Room Interior Apartment Bedroom


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LOCATION AND TRANSPORTATION: 18 CREDITS

Surrounding Density and Diverse Uses: 8 credits

Option 1 (3-6cr.): (3 total credits)

- Building has a surrounding density within 1/4 of a mile of at least 22,000 s.f. per acre of buildable land to earn 3 of the 6 credits

- 35,000 s.f. and over per acre of buildable land will earn 6 credits


Location is within 1/2 a mile of over 8 public buildings including:

0.4 miles from Starbucks Coffee 425 feet from 7-Eleven

0.2 miles from Safeway 0.4 miles from Wells Fargo Bank

0.4 miles from Ruby Tuesday 0.1 miles from Ben’s Chilly Bowl

0.5 miles from Art Institute of Washington 0.1 miles from Wilson Elem. School

0.2 miles from TL Barbershop 0.4 miles from US Post Office

0.3 miles from Gold’s Gym 0.5 miles from Boston Market

Access to Quality Transit: 7 credits (7 total credits)

Option 1 (1-7cr.):

- Metro rail estimated to run most of year (at least 360/365 days), and will close stations for track work or server weather conditions, buses runs on similar conditions (7/7cr.)

Bicycle Facilities: 1 credit (1 total credits)

Option 1 (1cr.):

- No indoor bike storage or changing rooms currently used in building - Bike storage and changing rooms can be added for LEED credits - Create storage area for bikes in garage, and changing room can be placed next to the

exercise room or be incorporated into the fitting room by the pool

Reduced Parking Footprint: 2 credits (1 total credit)

Option 1 (1-2cr.):

- Tenants encouraged to use public transportation, bikes, carpooling, and walking

Location & Transportation Total Credits: 14 of 18 credits

LOCATION AND TRANSPORTATION


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Fixture ID

Maker Fixture Family

Fixture Type

Base Line Flush Rate (gpf)

Design Flush Rate (gpf)

Baseline Flow Rate

(gpm)

Design Flow Rate

(gpm)

Appearance

ecoUrinal 751220

Rubber-maid

Public Urinal

Waterless 1.0 gpf 0.0 gpf n/a n/a

Afwall FloWise

3351.576

American Standard

Public Toilet

Dual Flush

1.6 gpf 1.1 gpf to 1.6

gpf n/a n/a

Saile K-3564

Kohler Private Toilet

Dual Flush

1.6 gpf 0.8 gpf to 1.6

gpf n/a n/a

Optima ETF-600-LT

Sloan Public

Lavatory Sink

Motion Sensor

n/a n/a 0.5 gpm @ 60 psi

0.5 gpm max

M-DURA 9419F05

Moen Private

Lavatory Sink

Single Handle


0.5 gpm max

Haysfield MotionSense 87350ESRS

Moen Private Kitchen

Sink

Handle / Motion Sensor


1.5 gpm max

Adler L82694EP

Moen Shower

Head Lever n/a n/a

2.5 gpm @ 80 psi

2.0 gpm max

Water Efficiency Total Credits: 8 of 12 credits

WATER EFFICIENCY FIXTURE CHART



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ENERGY & ATMOSPHERE: 38 CREDITS

Prerequisite: Fundamental Commissioning and Verification

- Hire a Commissioning Authority to develop construction checklist for mechanical, electrical, plumbing, assemblies, and renewable energy systems for project.

Prerequisite: Minimum Energy Performance

Option 1:

Use energy performance software (Energy Star Portfolio Manager) to simulate and document energy loads on project to determine the total energy consumption and cost of tenants.

Option 2:

Install Energy Star appliances for 50% of all appliances used in project and cut the density of power for lighting by 5%.

Prerequisite: Fundamental Refrigerant Management

- Use new heating, air-conditioning, and refrigeration systems that do not have refrigerants containing chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs).

- Create phase-out plans for existing HVAC systems using CFCs before completion of project.

- Only small existing HVAC systems containing less than 0.5lbs (225 grams) of CFC refrigerants are excluded

Enhanced Commissioning: 5 credits

Option 1 (4cr.):

Include manuals, system requirements, and testing verifications for all electrical, mechanical, hot water, and renewable energy systems commissioned for project as well as develop an on-going commissioning plan.

Option 2 (5cr.): (5 total credits)

After achieving Option 1 develop a procedure to follow for monitoring, analyzing, and measuring the performance of energy and water systems and maintaining said systems.

ENERGY AND ATMOSPHERE DESCRIPTION


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Optimize Energy Performance: 25 credits


Use energy simulations and opportunities such as reducing HVAC load from similar projects to achieve a 4% to 28% improvement in energy performance. Aim for 20%

Option 2 (1-16cr.):

Apply any set of walls, roofs, doors, glazing, HVAC equipment, lighting, controls, and appliances that contribute to a higher energy performance.

Advanced Energy Metering: 2 credits

Option 1 (1cr.):

Use new or existing energy meters to monitor and share data on tenant consumption of electricity, gas, water, and other resources with USGBC for 5 years.


Install advanced metering systems that measure all energy source used in tenant space, or individual energy that uses at least 10% of consumer energy of space.

Renewable Energy Production: 3 credits (3 total credits)

- Building must receive between 1% to 5% of its total power from a renewable energy source including solar, wind, hydropower, biofuel, geothermal, or waste to energy (WtE). Use renewable energy providers, Solarcity, WGL Energy, and Covanta Energy.

Enhanced Refrigerant Management: 1 credit

Option 1 (1cr.):

Complete restriction of any refrigerants used in project or the use of only low-impact refrigerants with a global warming potential (GWP) less than 50 and an ozone depletion potential (ODP) of zero.

Option 2 (1cr.): (1 total credit)

Use selected refrigerants for equipment that minimize or eliminate ODP and GWP emissions and comply with formula for refrigerants. Select equipment with no CFCs.

Green Power and Carbon Offsets: 2 credits (1 total credit)

- Must have either energy from renewable power source, carbon offsets, or renewable energy certificates (RECs) of at least 50% or 100% for project.

Materials & Resources Total Credits: 34 of 38


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Model ID

Maker Family Type Energy Water CFCs Energy

Star Appearance

WRT371-SZB*0*

Whirlpool Refrigerator Top

Freezer

364kWh estimated

yearly

30psi min

120psi max for

ice maker

100% CFC Free

Yes

WDT920-SADM

Whirlpool Dishwasher Under

Counter

270kWh estimated

yearly

2.4 to 7.87 gal

per wash cycle

n/a Yes

WFL98H-EBU

Whirlpool Washer

Drier All in One

128kWh estimated

yearly

Water Factor of 2.7

n/a Yes

ECO 18 EcoSmart Tankless

Water Heater

Electric Heat Pump

18kW 0.25gpm n/a Not

listed

WFC340-S0AS

Whirlpool Range/Stove Electric

1250W and

2100W burners

n/a n/a n/a

WMH310-17AS

Whirlpool Microwave

Over Range with

Hidden Vent

1000W n/a n/a n/a

ENERGY EFFICIENCY APPLIANCE CHART


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Name:

SolarCity

Renewable Energy:

Solar power

Phone:

1-888-765-2489

Website:

http://www.solarcity.com/company

Company Summary:

SolarCity has continued to serve customer in 19 states and Washington D.C. with solar

power solutions since 2006. Today it is one of the largest providers of solar energy and donates

solar power systems and batteries to schools that do not have access to electricity. Unlike other

most other forms of renewable energy, solar power can be collected on site rather than having

to travel through a power grid to its destination where electricity is lost. The overall goal of the

company is to make renewable energy more affordable and available to both home owners and

small businesses while reducing CO2 admissions from current power sources such as natural

gas, coal, and oil.

Application:

Install solar panels of roof of Rosslyn Heights to provide renewable on-site energy.

RENEWABLE ENERGY PROVIDERS


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Name:

Washington Gas Energy Services

Renewable Energy:

Wind power farms

Phone:

703-793-7533

Website:

http://www.wges.com/dyn/wind_power_map.html

Summary:

The CleanSteps WindPower from Washington Gas Energy Services (WGL Energy) provide

renewable energy from wind farms in Pennsylvania that are sent into the national power grid

and are able to provide power to commercial buildings in Washington D.C.. Wind products are

certified by Green-e Energy, an independent certification program for renewable energy

products in the United States. No specialty equipment is needed to provide power to buildings

as the energy is provided to the site’s current utility company. WGL Energy received the Green

Power Leadership Award for 2014 by the Environmental Protection Agency. Some partners in

Washington D.C. that use their wind power include the University of D.C., the Embassy of

Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Embassy of Egypt, the Embassy of France, the Embassy of Jordan,

and Union Station.

Application:

Use wind energy from WGL Electric to provide renewable power for Rosslyn Heights.


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Name:

Covanta Energy

Renewable Energy:

Energy from waste production

Phone:

703-370-7722

Website:

http://www.covanta.com/sustainability/energy-from-waste.aspx

Summary:

Covanta Energy is the provider of energy from waste power to Arlington and Alexandria

County. Because of the growing waste problem in Northern Virginia, Covanta provides a

sustainable solution that reduces waste in landfills, produces power, and minimizes greenhouse

gases by incinerating non-recyclable waste collected from nearby communities who in turn

receive electricity. Covanta Energy sells the power it produces to Dominion Power which serves

Northern Virginia including being the main provider supplier to Arlington, Virginia.

Application:

Use waste to energy to provide renewable power source for Rosslyn Heights.


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MATERIALS & RESOURCES REQUIREMENTS: 13 CREDITS

Prerequisite: Storage & Collection of Recyclables

Option 1:

- Create recycling collection plan for residents of apartment complex for paper, cardboard, plastic, glass, and metals

- Extra: consider setting up donation bins near the site for other reusable or recyclable items such as books, clothes, shoes, electronics, furniture, and Styrofoam packaging

- Extra: Salvation Army will provide tax credits for working appliances and other reusable items that are typically thrown in landfill and reuse or recycle them

Prerequisite: Construction & Demolition Waste Management Planning

Option 1:

- Create waste diversion plan for construction phase of project

- Have plan for sorting of waste on site into bins for woods, metals, insulation, plastics, cardboard, and foam packaging

- Take sorted construction waste to Alexandria Waste Recovery Facility to be recycled

Long-term Commitment: 1 credit


Encourage tenants to stay at location for at least 10 years with benefits for long term tenants in apartments

Interiors Life-Cycle Impact Reduction: 4 credits


Reuse or salvage 50% of existing interior elements such as doors, flooring, walls, countertops, fixtures, and ceilings for apartments excluding mechanical, plumbing, and electrical elements

MATERIALS AND RESOURCES


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Reuse at least 30% of furniture in apartments that are in good condition, and recycle or donate furniture and furnishings that are damaged and can’t be repaired


Ensure that at least 50% of materials including walls, flooring, furniture, and other nonstructural element can either be reused or recycled. Add flexible light control system to apartments that adjust dimming levels, can be activated by sensors, and can be adapted to the needs of the tenants and their lighting preferences for 50% of total lighting load. Ensure that at least 50% of materials have identification labels.

Building Product Disclosure and Optimization = Environmental Product Declarations: 2 credits


Use 4 styles of LEED approved furniture upholstery from Carnegie manufacturers, use 4 styles of LEED approved carpet flooring from Shaw Contract Group manufacturers, use at least 6 types of kitchen cabinet fixtures from a LEED approved cabinet collection from Timberlake Cabinetry., use 2 styles of LEED approved rubber flooring tiles for exercise room from Johnsonite, and use 4 style of LEED approved porcelain tiles for bathroom and kitchen floors and shower walls from Florida Tile.


Use products that comply with USGBC program LEED that reduced CO2 emissions to produce

Building Product Disclosure and Optimization = Sourcing Raw Materials: 2 credits


Find products from manufacturers with a life-cycle assessment or certification from organization that sets standards for sustainability


Use products from manufacturers with recycled content, is biodegradable, or comes from a sustainable source


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Building Product Disclosure and Optimization = Material Ingredients: 2 credits

Option 1 (1cr.) (0 total credits)

Use products with cradle to cradle certification or a full disclosure to know contents used in creating product by the manufacturer including hazardous materials


Use products that document the optimization of their ingredients including their cradle to cradle analysis, and product’s source must be with 100 miles of projects


Use products with manufacturing processes that optimize health, safety, and environmental effects, and product’s source must be within 100 miles of projects

Construction & Demolition Waste Management: 2 credits


Sort construction waste into bins for wood, metal, insulation, and ceramic tile to divert 75% of the total construction and demolition material that is non-hazardous

Option 2 (2cr.): N/A

Materials & Resources Total Credits: 11 of 13


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PRODUCT ID CONTENTS SUSTAINABILITY APPEARANCE

Car

neg

ie F

abri

cs:

Up

ho

lste

ry

Cycle S / 6227S / 12

100% Xorel Fabric

- Cradle to Cradle Silver - SCS Indoor Advantage Gold - Low VOCs - PVC Free - Biodegradable

Axis Embroider S / 6731S / 815

100% Xorel Fabric (85%

Biobased PE, 15% PE)

- Cradle to Cradle Gold - SCS Indoor Advantage Gold - Extremely Low VOCs - PVC Free - Biodegradable

Brimfield / 6344 / 61

100% Solution Dyed

Polypropylene

- Recycled Content

Abacus Embroider S /

6185S / 4

100% Xorel Fabric (85%

Biobased PE, 15% PE)

- Cradle to Cradle Gold - SCS Indoor Advantage Gold - Extremely Low VOCs - PVC Free - Biodegradable

Shaw

Co

ntr

act

Gro

up

: C

arp

et

Verve / 60742 / 63330

10.7% Pre-Consumer

Recycled Nylon

- CRI Green Label Plus - Recycled Content - Recyclable

Shine Tile / 59328 / 27505

36.6% Pre-Consumer

Recycled Nylon

- NSF140 Gold - Cradle to Cradle Silver - CRI Green Label Plus - Recycled Content - Recyclable

Entwine Tile / 59337 / 78713

34.7% Pre-Consumer

Recycled Nylon

- NSF140 Gold - Cradle to Cradle Silver - CRI Green Label Plus - Recycled Content - Recyclable

Shadow Plush / 5A127 / 27803

12.7% Pre-Consumer

Recycled Nylon

- CRI Green Label Plus - Recycled Content - Recyclable

SUSTAINABLE MATIERALS CHART


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PRODUCT ID CONTENTS SUSTAINABILITY APPEARANCE Jo

hn

son

ite

: Ru

bb

er T

ile Replay Sport and

Multi-Functional Flooring / LA2 Wedgewood

92% Post-Consumer

Recycled Rubber

- Reduced Manufacture Emissions - 2.29 Tree Replenishment Rate - KCMA Certified

Replay Sport and Multi-Functional

Flooring / LA9 Ceramic Glaze

92% Post-Consumer

Recycled Rubber


Tim

ber

lake

Cab

inet

ry: C

abin

ets

Sonoma, Cherry Bordeaux,

W3024

75% Sustainable Hardwoods

(Cherry)



W4236


(Cherry)



W1842 MFD


(Cherry)


Sonoma, Cherry Bordeaux, SB36


(Cherry)


Sonoma, Cherry Bordeaux, DB18

4DWR


(Cherry)


Sonoma, Cherry Bordeaux, B18


(Cherry)



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PRODUCT ID CONTENTS SUSTAINABILITY APPEARANCE Fl

ori

da:

Po

rce

lain

Tile

Light Walnut / FTI23990 18X18

(Floor)

40% Pre-Consumer Recycled Ceramic

- GREENGUARD Gold - No VOCs - Recycled Content - Recyclable

Smokey Beige / FTI23931 10X13

(Wall)



Smokey Beige / FTI23931 18X18

(Floor)



Pinwheel Listello / FTI4502/L3x13



APARTMENT LAYOUT CARPET: Applied to apartment room floors and club house UPHOLSTERY: Applied to wood furniture used in apartment PORCELAIN TILE: Applied to kitchen and bathroom floors RUBBLE TILE: Applied to floors of fitness center to replace carpet CABINETRY: Applied to wall and base cabinets in kitchen


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INDOOR ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY REQUIREMENTS: 17 CREDITS

Prerequisite: Minimum Indoor Air Quality Performance

Option 1:

Both mechanical and natural ventilation systems of apartment building to meet ASHRAE Standard 62.1-2010 and install carbon dioxide monitors in thermal zones to alert building system if CO2 concentrations exceeds 10%.

Option 2: N/A

Prerequisite: Environmental Tobacco Smoke Control

Option 1:

Designate apartment interiors to be smoke-free areas and designated smoking areas will be located 25 feet for entry doors, windows, and air intakes. Apartment courtyards may also be smoke-free areas as they are too close to windows to be applicable for designated smoking areas.

Enhanced Indoor Air Quality Strategies: 2 credits


A) Provide entryway systems with 10 foot rollout mats to capture dirt.

B) Prevent cross-contamination by creating positive pressure in apartment lobby from outside entrance and creating negative pressure in apartments adjacent to corridors.

C) Use HVAC filters with a minimum efficiency reporting value of 13 or more that meets ASHRAE Standard 52.2-2007.

D) Apartments provide operable windows for natural ventilation and indoor garage has openings in walls for natural light and ventilation.

E) Use mixed mode ventilation systems that comply with CIBSE Applications Manual 13-2000 for apartments.

INDOOR ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY


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A) Outdoor air contamination concentration levels will be measured and must be below National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS) threshold.

B) Apartments to provide operable windows and accessible balconies for increasing breathing zone outdoor air ventilation.

D) Create plan more monitoring contaminates given off by materials such as paints, and flooring by including monitors that detect VOCs, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, and smoke in apartments.

E) Predict airflows of apartment rooms, the club house, exercise room, and other rooms that provide effective natural ventilation by following design calculations from CIBSE AM10, Sect. 4.

Low-Emitting Materials: 3 credits


For material categories apartments will use latex paints with low or no VOCs, GreenGuard certified flooring such as carpet, caulk and sealants with low VOCs, reused wood furniture that replaces any upholstery fabrics with VOCs over threshold with new upholstery that has GreenGuard certification for low VOCs, and use gypsum board walls, ceilings, and acoustic insulation that emit low or no VOCs.

Option 2 (1-3cr.): N/A

Construction Indoor Air Quality Management Plan: 1 credit


Create indoor air quality plan that places absorptive construction materials in a dry well ventilated space, uses air-handling equipment that have filters with MERV value of 8 during construction phase that can be replaced after project completion to remove contaminates, and prohibit smoking inside the apartments, in all other indoor areas, in the courtyard, and within 25 feet of building entrances during construction.


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Indoor Air Quality Assessment: 2 credits



Conduct an Indoor Air Quality test after construction phase of building is complete to look for contaminants such as VOCs, formaldehyde, particulates, carbon monoxide, and chemicals to make sure they do not exceed levels listed by ASTM, EPA, and ISO standards and take corrective action for contaminant concentration levels that exceed standard before building is occupied.

Thermal Comfort: 1 credit


Create system for HVAC that meets ASHRAE Standard 55-2010 for thermal comfort by offering heating, air-conditioning, and ventilation control to apartment user when space occupied and a smart mode that sets HVAC to max efficiency when apartment is unoccupied for extended periods of time to save power and remove contaminants.


Interior Lighting: 2 credits


Provide adjustable lighting in the apartments with dimming controls, motion sensors, and smart features such as interior lighting that adapts to the amount of daylight found in a room so there is never any more light than what an occupant considers necessary. For multiple occupancy spaces such as the club house and exercise room, lighting will meet the needs of groups with standard settings.


B) Use LED light bulbs with Color Rendering Index of at least 80 for entire project with exceptions of site and specialty lighting. C) Use LED light bulbs with a life span of at least 24,000 hours for 75% of lighting load for entire project. G) Use high reflective wall colors to increase the luminance of spaces with palettes of light earth tones and faded colors that have a surface reflectance of 60%. H) Use high reflective ceiling colors to increase the luminance of spaces with palettes of whites and faded colors that have a surface reflectance of 85%.


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Daylight: 3 credits




Apartment spaces use high reflective surfaces and windows to achieve illuminance levels between 300 lux and 3,000 lux for at least 75% of occupied space.

Quality Views: 1 credit


Every apartment has a window view to the outside showing either a view of the streets, a view of the adjacent buildings, or a view of the courtyard. Each apartment has multiple windows that face in different directions and are angled 90 degrees apart.

Acoustic Performance: 2 credits


Use insulation in walls and ceiling systems to reduce sound transmission from apartment to apartment and utilize acoustic absorbing properties of carpet flooring to reduce sound reflection within apartment space. Provide insulation for housing existing HVAC unit or replace HVAC unit with quieter device that meets LEED standards and doesn’t use harmful refrigerants.

Indoor Environmental Quality Total Credits: 16 of 17 credits


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MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT CHART

Model ID

Maker Family Type Energy Airflow Energy

Star Appearance

ZB110H Broan Ventilating

Fan

Bathroom / Utility

Fan 7.7W 110cfm yes

PGC2MQ 100*-VC

Maytag Furnace Natural

Gas not

listed not

listed yes

FFTA0833Q1 Frigidaire Air

Conditioner Wall Unit 850W 373cfm yes

LIGHTING PRODUCT CHART

Model ID

Maker Family Type Energy Dimmable Energy

Star Appearance

Stealth DC 59164

Casablance Fan

Company

Ceiling Fan

LED 56kWh

estimated yearly

No Yes

Maestro MSCL-OP153M

Lutron Light

Switch Motion Sensor

600W Capacity

Yes n/a

89936 General Electric

Light Bulb

LED Flood Light

10W Yes Yes

MECHANICAL AND LIGHTING CHART


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LEED BUILDINGS RESEARCH

1. A.U. School of International Service: LEED Scorecard. (2015). Retrieved from the United States Green Building Council database: http://www.usgbc.org/projects/au-school-international-service

2. Dept. of Treasury - Main Building: LEED Scorecard. (2015). Retrieved from the United States Green Building Council

database: http://www.usgbc.org/projects/dept-treasury-main-building?view=scorecard 3. Gerfen, K. (2007). U.S. Green Building Council Corporate Headquarters. Retrieved from Architect Magazine website:

http://www.architectmagazine.com/design/buildings/us-green-building-council-corporate-headquarters_o 4. New SIS Building Earns LEED Gold Certification. (2011). Retrieved from the American University School of International

Service website: http://www.american.edu/sis/news/20110318-SIS-LEED-Gold.cfm 5. Tangherlini, D. (2011). At Treasury, Green is Our Favorite Color – But We'll Take (LEED) Gold!. Retrieved from the United

States Department of Treasury website: http://www.treasury.gov/connect/blog/Pages/At-Treasury-Green-is-Our-Favorite-Color-But-Well-Take-LEED-Gold.aspx

6. USGBC Headquarters: LEED Scorecard. (2015). Retrieved from the United States Green Building Council database:

http://www.usgbc.org/projects/usgbc-headquarters?view=scorecard

ROSSLYN HEIGHTS DESCRIPTION / LOCATION AND TRANSPORTATION

1. 1804 N Quinn Street Arlington VA 22209: General Information. (2015). Retrieved from Arlington County Government Department of Real Estate database: https://propertysearch.arlingtonva.us/Home/GeneralInformation?lrsn=27247

2. Amenities. (2015). Retrieved from Rosslyn Heights website: http://www.rosslynheights.com/amenities.aspx 3. Chapter 5: General Building Heights and Areas. Table 503 Allowable Height and Building Areas. (2006). Retrieved from

International Code Council: http://www2.iccsafe.org/states/newjersey/NJ_Building/PDFs/NJ_Bldg_Chapter5.pdf 4. Rosslyn Heights. (2015). Retrieved from Apartments.com website: http://www.apartments.com/rosslyn-heights-arlington-

va/rllk0j2/ 5. SECTION 14. "RA7-16" APARTMENT DWELLING DISTRICTS. (2009). Retrieved from Arlington County Government Zoning

Ordinance Archive: http://buildingarlington.s3.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/Ordinance_Section14.pdf


1. Adler chrome posi-temp® tub/shower. (2015). Retrieved from Moen website: http://www.moen.com/adler/chrome-posi-temp-r-tub-shower/_/R-CONSUMER%3AL82694EP

2. Afwall 1.6 / 1.1 gpf Dual Flush EverClean Toilet with Selectronic Exposed Battery Flush Valve System. (2015). Retrieved from American Standard website: http://www.americanstandard-us.com/commercial-toilets/Afwall-with-Selectronic-Dual-Flush-1.6-1.1-GPF-Flush-Valve-EC-5723/

3. EcoUrinal. (2015). Retrieved from Rubbermaid website: http://www.rubbermaidcommercial.com/rcp/products/detail.jsp?rcpNum=751220

4. Haysfield with MotionSense spot resist stainless one-handle high arc pulldown kitchen faucet. (2015). Retrieved from Moen website: http://www.moen.com/haysfield-with-motionsense/spot-resist-stainless-one-handle-high-arc-pulldown-kitchen-faucet/_/R-CONSUMER%3A87350ESRS

5. M–DURA chrome one-handle lavatory faucet. (2015). Retrieved from Moen website: http://pro.moen.com/m-dura/chrome-one-handle-lavatory-faucet/_/R-TPORTAL-ALL%3A9419F05

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6. Saile®. (2015). Retrieved from Kohler website: http://www.us.kohler.com/us/Saile%C2%AE+skirted+one-piece+elongated+dual-flush+toilet+with+top+actuator+and+Saile+Quiet-Close%E2%84%A2+toilet+seat+with+Quick-Release%E2%84%A2+functionality/productDetail/Styles+of+Toilets/426310.htm

7. Sensor Activated Hand Washing Faucet: ETF-600-LT. (2013). Retrieved from Sloan database: http://www.sloanvalve.com/Specifications/SLNSS-HHETF600LTBA.pdf

ENERGY AND ATMOSPHERE DESCRIPTION / ENERGY EFFICIENCY APPLIANCE CHART

1. 1.7 cu. ft. Over the Range Microwave with Hidden Vent. Retrieved from Whirlpool website: http://www.whirlpool.com/kitchen-1/cooking-2/microwaves-3/-[WMH31017AS]-1020932/WMH31017AS/

2. ECO 18 | 18kW Electric Tankless Water Heater. (2015). Retrieved from Eco Smart Tankless Water Heaters website: http://www.ecosmartus.com/products/electric-tankless/eco-18/

3. LEED v4 of Interior Design and Construction. (2015). Retrieved from United States Green Building Council website: http://www.usgbc.org/resources/leed-v4-interior-design-and-construction-current-version

4. Whirlpool® 21. cu. ft. Top Freezer Refrigerator with Full-Width Pantry. (2015). Retrieved from Whirlpool website: http://www.whirlpool.com/-[WRT371SZBM]-1021814/WRT371SZBM/

5. Whirlpool® 4.8 cu. ft. Capacity ADA Compliant Electric Range with Self-Cleaning. (2015). Retrieved from Whirlpool website: http://www.whirlpool.com/-[WFC340S0AS]-1020938/WFC340S0AS/

6. Whirlpool Gold® Dishwasher with TotalCoverage Spray Arm. (2015). Retrieved from Whirlpool website: http://www.whirlpool.com/-[WDT920SADM]-1022284/WDT920SADM/

7. Whirlpool® Smart Front Load Washer with 6th Sense Live™ Technology. (2015). Retrieved from Whirlpool website: http://www.whirlpool.com/-[WFL98HEBU]-1021442/WFL98HEBU/

MATERIALS AND RESOURCES / SUSTAINABLE MATERIALS CHART

1. Abacus Embroider S. (2015). Retrieved from Carnegie Fabrics website: http://www.carnegiefabrics.com/productsearch.aspx#v=%7B-f-.%7B-Usage-.%5B0%5D%7D_-p-.1_-s-.-Abacus%2BEmbroider%2BS%2B-_-d-.%7B-ID-.524_-ColorNumber-.-4-%7D%7D

2. Ashton. (2015). Retrieved from Florida Tile website: http://www.floridatile.com/products/ashton

3. Axis Embroider S. (2015). Retrieved from Carnegie Fabrics website: http://www.carnegiefabrics.com/productsearch.aspx#v=%7B-f-.%7B-Usage-.%5B0%5D%7D_-p-.1_-s-.-Axis%2BEmbroider%2BS%2B-_-d-.%7B-ID-.556_-ColorNumber-.-815-%7D%7D

4. Brimfield. (2015). Retrieved from Carnegie Fabrics website: http://www.carnegiefabrics.com/productsearch.aspx#v=%7B-f-.%7B-Usage-.%5B0%5D%7D_-p-.1_-s-.-Brimfield-_-d-.%7B-ID-.538_-ColorNumber-.-63-%7D%7D

5. Creekside. (2014). Retrieved from EcoScorecard product database: http://floridatile.ecoscorecard.com/product/9?base_search=product_category_A1063

6. Cycle S. (2015). Retrieved from Carnegie Fabrics website: http://www.carnegiefabrics.com/productsearch.aspx#v=%7B-f-.%7B-Usage-.%5B0%5D%7D_-p-.1_-s-.-Cycle%2BS%2B%2F%2B6227S%2B%2F%2B12-_-d-.%7B-ID-.614_-ColorNumber-.-17-%7D%7D

7. Entwine Tile: Spec. (2015). Retrieved from Shaw Contract Group website: http://www.shawcontractgroup.com/ProductSpec/Show/59337/78713



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9. Materials and Resources 1.3 – Building Reuse – Maintain 50% of Existing Non-Structural Elements. (2015). Retrieved from Green Exam Academy website: http://www.greenexamacademy.com/mr1-3/

10. NC-v2.2 MRc2: Construction Waste Management. (2015). Retrieved from LEED User website: http://www.leeduser.com/credit/nc-v2.2/mrc2

11. Our Green Commitment. (2015). Retrieved from Timberlake Cabinetry website: http://www.timberlake.com/about/sustainability/our-green-commitment/

12. Replay Sport and Multi-Functional Flooring Square Edge Tile & Sheet. (2014). Retrieved from EcoScorecard product database: http://johnsonite.ecoscorecard.com/product/032?base_search=product_category_A1046

13. Rubber Flooring Color Palette. (2015). Retrieved from Johnsonite website: http://www.johnsonite.com/FlooringProducts/RubberFlooring/MicroTone/MicroToneProductDetails/tabid/1509/Default.aspx

14. Shadow Plush: Spec. (2015). Retrieved from Shaw Contract Group website: http://www.shawcontractgroup.com/ProductSpec/Show/5A127/27110

15. Shine Tile: Spec. (2015). Retrieved from Shaw Contract Group website: http://www.shawcontractgroup.com/ProductSpec/Show/59328/27585

16. Sonoma. (2015). Retrieved from Timberlake Cabinetry website: http://www.timberlake.com/collections/sonoma/

17. Timberlake 2014 Specification Guide. (2014). Retrieved from Timberlake Cabinetry website: http://www.timberlake.com/wp-content/pdfs/2014-Timberlake-Specification-Guide.pdf

18. Verve: Spec. (2015). Retrieved from Shaw Contract Group website: http://www.shawcontractgroup.com/ProductSpec/Show/60742/63665

INTERIOR ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY

1. Floor Plans. (2015). Retrieved from Rosslyn Heights website: http://www.rosslynheights.com/floorplans.aspx


MECHANICAL AND LIGHTING CHART

1. 54" Stealth DC. (2015). Retrieved from Casablanca Fan Company website: http://www.casablancafanco.com/Ceiling-Fans/Stealth-DC?modelnumber=59164

2. Frigidaire® Wall Air Conditioner FFTA0833Q1, 8,000 BTU Cooling, 115V, Energy Star Rated. (2015). Retrieved from Global Industrial website: http://www.globalindustrial.com/p/hvac/air-conditioning/air-conditioners-wall/fgd-through-the-wall-air-conditionar-fra086ht1-cool-only-115v-8000-cooling-btu

3. LED10DR303-W/TP. (2015). Retrieved from General Electric website: http://consumer.gelighting.com/catalog/p/89936

4. LUTRON MSCL-OP153M-WH MAESTRO CL OCCUPANCY / VACANCY SENSING DIMMER, WHITE. (2015). Retrieved from Smart Home website: http://www.smarthome.com/lutron-mscl-op153m-wh-maestro-cl-occupancy-vacancy-sensing-dimmer-white.html

5. MODEL ZB110H VENTILATION FAN. (2015). Retrieved from Broan database: http://www.broan.com/common/productDigitalAssethandler.ashx?id=1a81d9c7-e73a-4cd5-8d92-f108e28227db

6. PGC2MQ IQ DRIVE® | MAYTAG® M1200 97% AFUE MODULATING GAS FURNACE. (2015). Retrieved from Maytag website: http://www.maytaghvac.com/Maytag-PGC2MQ-iQ-Drive-Gas-Furnace-p/pgc2mq.htm

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