3413 McIntosh Road, Hollywood, FL, Attributes
Energy
- Energy use was reduced by 41% above the state building code.
- Occupancy sensors were implemented for lighting control.
- High-efficiency lighting, primarily LED, was used throughout the inside and outside of the building to reduce energy use significantly.
- Optimal operation of HVAC, lighting and plumbing equipment was ensured through basic commissioning and testing.
Water
- Drought-tolerant landscaping and non-invasive plants were installed, and the landscape design included reduced turf to require less irrigation.
- Rain sensors were Installed and verified to control irrigation levels.
- Low flow plumbing fixtures were installed in water closets, urinals and lavatories.
Site
- Erosion Sedimentation Control and Stormwater Pollution Prevention measures were implemented and monitored throughout construction.
- A Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) certified professional was assigned to monitor the site during construction.
- Crews constructed the building with a white reflective roof to reduce the heat island effect and energy consumption.
- Exterior lighting fixtures were installed to reduce light pollution in the sky by shining only down on the property.
Health
- Formaldehyde-free insulation was used throughout the building.
- Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Management best practices for construction were followed to reduce interior contaminants.
- The floor layout design allows office staff to have a view of the outdoors.
Disaster Mitigation
- All windows have impact glazing for hurricane protection.
- The finished floor elevation was raised, and mechanical equipment was placed on the roof to protect the facility from flooding.
- Fire-resistant tilt-up concrete walls were installed.
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