2. Skanska USA Building, Inc. is a Registered Provider with The American Institute of Architects Continuing Education Systems. Credit earned on completion of this program will be reported to CES Records for AIA members. Certificates of Completion for non-AIA members are available on request. This program is registered with the AIA/CES for continuing professional education. As such, it does not include content that may be deemed or construed to be an approval or endorsement by the AIA of any material of distributing, or dealing in any material, methods, and services will be addressed at the conclusion of this presentation.

3. WHY BUILDING?

4. www.architecture2030.org WHY BUILDING?

5. www.architecture2030.org ENERGY USE

6. www.architecture2030.org ELECTRICITY USE

7. www.architecture2030.org BUILDING STOCK IN BILLION SF

8. www.architecture2030.org REDUCTIONS IN BUILDING FOSSIL FUEL USE

9. WHY BUILDINGS?

10. WHY BUILDINGS?

11. WHY BUILDINGS?

12. WHY BUILDINGS?

13. WHY BUILDINGS?

14. WHY BUILDINGS?

15. WHY BUILDINGS?

16. NET ZERO TODAY

17. “ 2030” NET ZERO

20. RESPONSIBLE SITE DESIGN LIMITS TO GROWTH HABITAT EXCHANGE SITE DESIGN PREREQUISITES Focus on human development in connected communities .

21. ENERGY PREREQUISITES NET-ZERO ENERGY Safe, reliable, decentralized power gleaned from clean and renewable sources.

22. MATERIALS PREREQUISITES MATERIALS REDLIST CONSTRUCTION CARBON FOOTPRINT RESPONSIBLE INDUSTRY (FCS) MATERIALS / SERVICE RADIUS LEADERSHIP IN CONSTRUCTION WASTE All materials are renewable and safe to humans and the larger ecosystem.

23. MATERIALS RED-LIST

24. R = 1000 MILE R = 500 MILE R = 250 MILE MATERIALS SERVICE RADIUS

25. WATER PREREQUISITES NET-ZERO WATER SUSTAINABLE WATER DISCHARGE Buildings harvest enough water to supply the needs of occupants and services.

26. http://www.cascadiagbc.org/lbc/resources/water/Achieving_Water_Independence_in_Buildings.pdf WATER NET-ZERO CODE APPEAL

27. INDOOR QUALITY PREREQUISITES A CIVILIZED ENVIRONMENT HEALTHY AIR / SOURCE CONTROL HEALTHY AIR / VENTILATION Establish conditions that facilitate the creation of healthy, productive places to work / live.

28. BEAUTY INSPIRATION PREREQUISITES BEAUTY and INSPIRATION INSPIRATION and EDUCATION Explicitly state intentions and design both for user and community.

29. OREGON SUSTAINABILITY CENTER

30. OREGON SUSTAINABILITY CENTER

31. OREGON SUSTAINABILITY CENTER

32. OREGON SUSTAINABILITY CENTER

33. CLIMATE RESPONSIVE DESIGN natural ventilation daylighting water collection pv

34. SKY CONDITION CLIMATE RESPONSIVE DESIGN

35. CLIMATE RESPONSIVE DESIGN

36. CLIMATE RESPONSIVE DESIGN

37. TEMPERATURE IN HOURS ANNUALLY Assuming 24 hr/ day , 7 days / week CLIMATE RESPONSIVE DESIGN

38. CLIMATE RESPONSIVE DESIGN

39. CLIMATE RESPONSIVE DESIGN

40. RAINFALL vs. RESIDENT WATER USAGE IN THOUSANDS of GALLONS per MONTH CLIMATE RESPONSIVE DESIGN

41. CLIMATE RESPONSIVE DESIGN

43. CLIMATE RESPONSIVE DESIGN 3 % 3 % 11 % 15 % 3 % WHERE ENERGY SAVINGS ($) AND GOOD ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP GO HAND IN HAND

44. IN KBTU / square foot 203 200 250 100 150 0 50 90 30 17 SOLAR INCOME TYP. CLASSROOM TARGET EUI EUI FOR LIVING PDX BUILDING EUI BUILDING ENERGY SAVINGS = COST SAVINGS CLIMATE RESPONSIVE DESIGN

45. CLIMATE RESPONSIVE DESIGN

46. CLIMATE RESPONSIVE DESIGN natural ventilation daylighting water collection pv USING CLIMATE AS GENERATOR OF FORM

48. RETHINK THE FORM

49. SERA Architects SKANSKA USA Building NEW BUILDINGS Institute INTERFACE Engineering GERDING EDLEN FINANCIAL STUDY

50. http://www.bnim.com/fmi/xsl/research/packard/index.xsl PACKARD MATRIX

51. COST INSPIRATION PACKARD STUDY 28

52. Study by SWA and Skanska 2004 What Does Green Cost? LEED Cost Study (LEED NC 2.1) www.wbdg.org COST OF LEED FOR GSA

53. PRECON: ZERO NET BUILDINGS www.CascadiaGBC.org

54. LIVING BUILDING FINANCIAL STUDY

55. LBC STUDY BUILDING TYPES

56. LBC STUDY CLIMATE ZONES

57. PORTLAND ATLANTA PHOENIX BOSTON LBC STUDY UNIVERSITY CLASSROOM

58. PORTLAND ATLANTA PHOENIX BOSTON 18.2 Kbtu/h/sf 21.6 Kbtu/h/sf 27.7 Kbtu/h/sf 20.3 Kbtuh/sf DESIGN SUBGROUP DESIGNING TO AN EUI TARGET

59. HIGH-RISE OFFICE IN PORTLAND ENERGY SUBGROUP

60. HIGH-RISE OFFICE IN PORTLAND ENERGY SUBGROUP

61. HIGH-RISE OFFICE IN PORTLAND WATER SUBGROUP

62. PORTLAND ATLANTA PHOENIX BOSTON COST ESTIMATING SUBGROUP

63. CONSTRUCTION COST

64. SOFT COSTS

65. KEY FINDINGS

67. KEY FINDINGS

68. CLIENT TYPE MATTERS

69. ¢ per KwH PORTLAND 8 ¢ ATLANTA 10¢ PHOENIX 10¢ BOSTON 17¢ ENERGY COST MATTERS

70. $ per CCF PORTLAND $8.32 ATLANTA $10.99 PHOENIX $6.63 BOSTON $10.27 WATER COST MATTERS

71. LIFE CYCLE COST UNIVERSITY CLASSROOM

72. LIFE CYCLE COST HOSPITAL

73. CLIMATE MATTERS

74. CLIMATE MATTERS

75. CLIMATE MATTERS

76. BUILDING USE MATTERS

77. BUILDING USE MATTERS

78. BUILDING USE MATTERS

79. Townhouses ( 4 units ) 6,000 sf 3 story University Classroom 80,000 sf 4 story High Rise Mixed Use (175 units ) 200,000 + sf 16 story SCALE MATTERS

80. SERA ARCHITECTS, INC. ©2008

81. SERA ARCHITECTS, INC. ©2008

82. SERA ARCHITECTS, INC. ©2008

83. LEED GOLD LIVING BUILDNG LIVING BUILDING AFTER INCENTIVE INCENTIVES MATTER UNIVERSITY CLASSROOM

84. Questions? Contact: Vinh Mason City of Portland - Office of Sustainable Development (503) 823-3246 POLICY MATTERS PORTLAND HIGH PERFORMANCE GREEN BUILDING POLICY