ARCHITECTURE

Photography by: Jonathan Hillyer

A Deep Green Net Zero Energy Retrofit

 

ASHRAE’s new global headquarters demonstrates how an old, existing three-story building built in the 1970’s can be transformed into a high- performing, net-zero ready, multi-use facility in a cost-effective way that offers a framework for others to replicate. The 66,700 square foot office building was completely renovated and retrofitted using innovative technologies, systems, integrated design, and sustainable materials to reduce energy use, water consumption, and carbon footprint. The new building pursuing LEED and ILFI Net Zero certifications exceeds all of ASHRAE’s own energy and indoor environmental standards to achieve a high-performing and environmentally sustainable building with inviting spaces to work, adaptable educational places, and shared communal areas for gathering.

Photography by: Jonathan Hillyer

Photography by: Jonathan Hillyer

Project Name ASHRAE Global HQ
Location  Atlanta, Georgia
Year  2019
Status  Completed 2020

Collaborators  Integral Group, Houser Walker Architecture
Design/Project Team  Jason F. McLennan, Principal in Charge; Dale Duncan, Architect; Phaedra Svec, Sustainability Consultant; Jason Wilkinson, Project Manager; Joshua Fisher, Designer

Living Design Approach

Minimize the Environmental Footprint

 

Photography by: Jonathan Hillyer

Photography by: Jonathan Hillyer