LEED - Arizona Biodesign Institute Building B

 

Leed LogoThis building is utilized for high tech laboratory and office space and is physically connected at all floor levels to Arizona Biodesign Institute-Building A. This building is the “Front Door” to the Biodesign Institute at ASU complex. The building is a four story (one below, three above ground) building that houses labs, offices and a large vivarium intended for sophisticated and high technology research. Biodesign Building B is the first LEED Platinum building in Arizona.

 

Campus Location: Tempe
Gross Square Footage: 174,583
Construction Cost: $57,885,000
Total Project Cost: $78,500,000
LEED: PLATINUM
Architect: Gould Evans / Lord Aeck & Sargent
Construction Team: DPR Construction / Sundt Corp.
Project Start Date: March 2004
Project End Date: January 2006

LEED Features

  • Reduced its urban heat island effect
  • Reduced its water use by more than 40%
  • Diverting 50% of waste generated by its construction from the landfill
  • Used recycled and regionally available building materials
  • Maximized indoor environmental quality
  • Implemented a green cleaning program
  • Contributed to the restoration of its local natural habitat
  • Will generate 10% of its electricity through rooftop solar panels
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