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Harrill Hall Renovations

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LEED for New Construction 2009 Gold certified on 10/09/2014

65/110 Possible points

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Why It's Green:

Energy and Atmosphere
Materials and Resources
Indoor Environmental Quality
Water Efficiency

Action
38% improvement on baseline building performance rating

Action
20% recycled content building materials
20% regionally extracted, harvested, recovered, or manufactured materials
75% existing building structure and envelope reuse
75% diversion of construction and demolition debris

Action
90% of occupied space has quality views

Action
100% reduction in potable landscape water use
40% reduction in baseline indoor water use

Energy and Atmosphere

38% improvement on baseline building performance rating

Materials and Resources

20% recycled content building materials

20% regionally extracted, harvested, recovered, or manufactured materials

75% existing building structure and envelope reuse

75% diversion of construction and demolition debris

Indoor Environmental Quality

90% of occupied space has quality views

Water Efficiency

100% reduction in potable landscape water use

40% reduction in baseline indoor water use

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Location

This project is located at:

Health and Human Sciences Building, 4121 Little Savannah Road, Nantahala National Forest, Cullowhee, NC, USA

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Activity Details

Activity Type	LEED
Owner Type	Higher Education
Space Type	Higher Ed
Project Size	77,296 sq ft
Certification date	October 09 2014
USGBC Chapter	North Carolina Chapter
EPA Region	EPA Region 4: Southeast
Urban Rural Classification	NCHS Urban-Rural Classification: Noncore (nonmetropolitan)
Electric Utility Provider	Duke Power Co.

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