Cebula Hall - St. Martin’s University
Scoring 97 out of 110 possible LEED points (the third-highest point total among all LEED for New Construction worldwide) Cebula Hall at Saint Martin’s University is a showcase for the application of engineering science–housing innovative classroom, office, and laboratory spaces for enhanced cross-discipline, collaborative learning.
Location
Lacey, Washington
Type
- Three story, 25,310 sq. ft. educational facility for the College of Engineering
- Private Sector Design/Build & LEED Platinum
Roles
- LEED Management
- Design build services for HVAC
- Outdoor geothermal loop
- Energy management system (EMS)
- Photovoltaics, and plumbing design Roy F. Heynderickx PH.D.
Highlights
- LEED 2009 Platinum 97 Points (highest scoring LEED building in the Western Hemisphere)
- 90+ % Effective Tempeff heat recovery system
- Geothermal HP system
- State of the air Energy Management System (EMS)
- Photovoltaic array producing 20KWH annually
- 73% energy use reduction over ASHRAE baseline
- Energy Use Index (EUI)
- Predicted: 14.5 KBTU/SF
- Actual: 11.8 KBTU/SF
