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UCSD Nuevo West Graduate Housing

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LEED for New Construction 2009 Gold certified on 06/22/2020

71/110 Possible points

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Why It's Green:

Energy and Atmosphere
Materials and Resources
Indoor Environmental Quality
Water Efficiency

Action
42% improvement on baseline building performance rating
3% onsite renewable energy

Action
10% recycled content building materials
20% regionally extracted, harvested, recovered, or manufactured materials
75% diversion of construction and demolition debris
10% salvaged, refurbished, or reused building materials

Action
90% of occupied space has quality views

Action
100% reduction in potable landscape water use
35% reduction in baseline indoor water use

Energy and Atmosphere

42% improvement on baseline building performance rating

3% onsite renewable energy

Materials and Resources

10% recycled content building materials

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

75% diversion of construction and demolition debris

10% salvaged, refurbished, or reused building materials

Indoor Environmental Quality

90% of occupied space has quality views

Water Efficiency

100% reduction in potable landscape water use

35% reduction in baseline indoor water use

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Location

This project is located at:

9500 Gilman Drive, La Jolla, CA, USA

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Activity Details

Activity Type	LEED
Space Type	Multi-Family Residential
Project Size	425,612 sq ft
Certification date	June 22 2020
CBSA	San Diego-Carlsbad-San Marcos, CA Metropolitan Statistical Area
USGBC Chapter	San Diego Chapter
EPA Region	EPA Region 9: Pacific Southwest
Urban Rural Classification	NCHS Urban-Rural Classification: Large central metro

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