The completed project is about 30% more energy efficient than California Title 24 part 6, 1998.
This project achieved the USGBC LEED® Gold certification and was the first California State building to achieve a LEED certification.
He also acted as the Commissioning Agent for the project and prepared the commissioning plan and commission reports for each project phase. The project included commissioning process services for HVAC and electrical systems, and also included and indoor air quality (IAQ) commissioning program with IAQ testing at the end of construction, during the flush out, and for a year after occupancy. The IAQ results have been documented and published in peer reviewed technical conferences.
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