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College of San Mateo Building 36 – Science / Planetarium

Design Build and Sustainability Sustainability Conference: Butte Community College August 3 rd & 4 th , 2007. College of San Mateo Building 36 – Science / Planetarium. San Mateo County Community College District. CIP I - $300 M CIP II - $523 M.

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College of San Mateo Building 36 – Science / Planetarium

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  1. Design Build and SustainabilitySustainability Conference: Butte Community College August 3rd & 4th , 2007 College of San Mateo Building 36 – Science / Planetarium "Facilities Excellence"

  2. San Mateo County Community College District • CIP I - $300 M • CIP II - $523 M "Facilities Excellence"

  3. College of San MateoBuilding 36 – Science / Planetarium • 60,904 GSF - 1st Floor w/ Planetarium 22,251 gsf - 2nd Floor 18,436 gsf - 3rd Floor 18,436 gsf - 4th Floor 1, 781 gsf • 42,413 ASF • Efficiency Factor: 69.64% • Total Project Cost = $28M ($24M Construction ) "Facilities Excellence"

  4. College of San MateoBuilding 36 – Science / Planetarium • 4 Levels • 12 Laboratories - 1st Floor: 3 Physics / 1 Astronomy / 1 Optics Lab - 2nd Floor: 1 Biology, 1 Anatomy, 1 Zoology and 1 Microbiology Lab - 3rd Floor: 1 Organic Chemistry and 3 General Chemistry - Rooftop: 1 Astronomy Observatory • 4 60 Seat Lecture Rooms • 1 Observatory with retractable roof • 1 97 seat Planetarium "Facilities Excellence"

  5. Design Build and Sustainability • Design Guideline • Design a building that approaches or achieves LEED Certification • Preference for LEED 1) Contractors, 2) Designers, and 3) Engineers • Design and construct an energy efficient building • Include PG&E Savings by Design • Allows selection of mechanical engineers and designers • Collaborative process; encourages sharing of ideas "Facilities Excellence"

  6. LEED Project Checklist • Sustainable Sites (SS) • Water Efficiency (WE) • Energy & Atmosphere (EA) • Materials & Resources (MR) • Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ) • Innovation & Design Process (IDP) "Facilities Excellence"

  7. Improvements • Site near public transportation (SS Credit 4.1 Alternative Transporation: Public Transportation) • Bicycle Storage (SS Credit 4.2 Alternative Transportation: Bicycle Storage • Light colored landscape paving (SS Credit 7.1 Heat Island Effect: Non-roof) • Light colored, single ply roofing (Energy Star related) (Cool Roof) (SS Credit 7.2 Heat Island Effect, Roof) • East – West building orientation • Mechoshades at windows "Facilities Excellence"

  8. Improvements • Storm water detention catch basin underneath landscaping on North side of building (SS Credit 6.1 Stormwater Management: Rate and Quantity) • 8’ GFRC rooftop overhang – provides shade (EA Credit 1 Optimize Energy Performance) • Energy efficient T-8 fixtures (EA Credit 1 Optimizing Energy Performance) • Direct Digital Controls (EA Credit 1 Optimizing Energy Performance) • Daylight Sensors (EA Credit 1 Optimize Energy Performance) • Occupancy Sensors (EA Credit 1 Optimize Energy Performance) "Facilities Excellence"

  9. Improvements • Automatic flush valve (toilets / urinals) (WE Credit 1 Water efficiency) • Lavatory faucets with push button handle (WE Credit 1 Water efficiency) • Water efficient irrigation system (WE Credit 1 Water efficiency) • Resilient flooring and carpet (IEQ Credit 4.3 Low –Emitting materials, carpet) • Low VOC paint (IEQ Credit 4.2 Low – Emitting materials, paints and coatings) "Facilities Excellence"

  10. Improvements • Recycling stations throughout building (Prerequisite) • Construction debris – 73% sorted for recyclable materials (MR Credit 2.1 Construction Waste Management: Divert 50% from Disposal) • Utility Vision (EA Credit 5 Measurement & Verification) "Facilities Excellence"

  11. Overall Campus Improvements • Building Management System (BMS) (EA Credit 1 Optimize Energy Performance) • Heating / Hot Water Loop • Lighting • Co-Generation (EA Credit 2.3 Renewable Energy, 20%) "Facilities Excellence"

  12. Savings by Design • 42% more efficient than Title 24 requires • Cost (incremental over baseline) to implement: $71, 642 • PG&E Rebate: $54,872 • Solarban 80 glazing, 1” thick, in Warm Gray or Clear • Daylight Sensors • Occupancy sensors in all spaces except corridors and lobbies • Direct / Indirect evaporative cooling – chemistry labs, dean’s offices, telecom closets, cadaver rooms and computer labs. Rooms with non-operable windows. • Direct evaporative cooling – lecture halls, teacher offices, biology labs and earth science labs. Rooms with operable windows. "Facilities Excellence"

  13. Question & Answer www.smccd.edu/facilities José D. Nuñez Vice Chancellor Facilities Planning, Maintenance & Operations (650) 574-6512 nunezj@smccd.edu "Facilities Excellence"

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