For more information on our Sustainability efforts contact:
Rob Holsten, Dean of Continuing Education & Sustainability
(252) 246 - 1254
rholsten@wilsoncc.edu
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Student Center - LEED Project

Project is Registered with the US Green Building Council and Expected to Achieve a LEED Gold Rating

The LEED Green Building rating is recognized worldwide as the standard for measuring the performance of energy efficient buildings. LEED was created by the United States Green Building Council in order to:

LEED quality ratings can be applied to both existing and new building construction. LEED standards are either being developed or already established for the following categories:

 

LEED certification is a method of applying for and receiving recognition that a building project meets LEEDS standards. In order to apply for LEED certification, a project must (1)be registered with LEEDS, (2) have documentation during the building or renovation phases of the building, (3) work with LEED project personnel who review documentation concerning the building. The decision of the LEED review team can either be accepted or appealed by the applicant.

 

Project Sustainable Strategies

Site

Habit Restoration of a Previously Developed Site

Shaded Paving to Reduce Heat Island Effect

Low Maintenance, Drought-Resistant Native Landscape

East-West Building Orientation to Maximize Daylight

Preferred Parking for Fuel Efficient Vehicles and Carpools

Water

Dual Flush Toilets and Waterless Urinals to Reduce Water Consumption

Rainwater Recycling System

Energy

High Efficiency Direct Exchange Geothermal Heat Pump Mechanical System

HVAC System Commissioning

HVAC System Use No Ozone Depleting Refrigerants

Superinsulated, Energy Star, High Albedo, Low-E Roof System

Solar Hot Water Heating

Low-E Windows

Photovoltaic Renewable Energy System

Light Shelves to Enhance Daylighting

Materials

Construction Material Recycling During Building Construction

Construction Materials Containing Recycled and Recyclable Content

Regional Construction Materials

Offsite Manufactured Exterior Wall Panels to Minimize Onsite Waste

FSC Certified Wood

Indoor Environmental Quality

View to Outdoors for 95% of All Regularly Occupied Interior Spaces

Daylight for 75% of All Regularly Occupied Interior Spaces

Low VOC Adhesives, Sealants, Paints, and Carpet

Interior Woodwork Contains No Urea-Formaldehyde Resins

Operable Windows for Natural Ventilation

Glazed Interior Partitions to Provide Interior Work Spaces with Natural Light and Views to Outdoors