BUILDING TOWARD A GREENER FUTURE
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Williams Sonoma's West Elm - Bay Street in Emeryville, CA
FDI: A leader in greening retail
Fisher Development assembled a world-class team to construct one of the most challenging projects this company has undertaken in its 38-year history.
The Brownfield Redevelopment site located on Bay mud in Emeryville, CA, incorporated numerous sustainable elements including:
Fisher Development assembled a world-class team to construct one of the most challenging projects this company has undertaken in its 38-year history.
The Brownfield Redevelopment site located on Bay mud in Emeryville, CA, incorporated numerous sustainable elements including:
- LEED AP Team
- Vegetative Roof
- Green Screens
- Stormwater Pollution Prevention
- Water Efficiency / Stormwater Management
- Heat Island (Non-Roof)
- Indoor Air Quality
- Materials Reuse
- Recycled Materials
- Brownfield Redevelopment
Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy - The Crissy Field Center
San Francisco's crown jewel adds a new stone
Project Frog - "The most technologically advanced, energy efficient building systems on the planet" has landed on Crissy Field.
FDI is installing this 7,500 square foot state-of-the-art facility, which is one of the most technologically-advanced, energy-efficient buildings in existence. It adheres to the most stringent green certification standards.
The Center features high-performance classrooms, a science lab, an art room, administrative offices, a cafe' and visitor information booth.
Project Frog - "The most technologically advanced, energy efficient building systems on the planet" has landed on Crissy Field.
FDI is installing this 7,500 square foot state-of-the-art facility, which is one of the most technologically-advanced, energy-efficient buildings in existence. It adheres to the most stringent green certification standards.
The Center features high-performance classrooms, a science lab, an art room, administrative offices, a cafe' and visitor information booth.
Gap Corporate Offices - Gap Cafe
A building that gives you pause to what's possible? That's pioneering.
On the surface, they're just office buildings; a place to conduct business. But if you delve deeper, beneath the gleaming offices, cafe' and conference rooms, you'll find a structure that is the manifestation of incredible creativity and calculation.
The designers and architects took the essential elements into consideration: air, light, energy, environment and aesthetics. Before there was a standard - that is, before LEED existed - FDI took on this challenging project, building out over 200,000 square feet of interior space. The knowledge we gained on this groundbreaking project about recycling, sourcing sustainable building materials and building systems quickly became part of our standard building practices.
On the surface, they're just office buildings; a place to conduct business. But if you delve deeper, beneath the gleaming offices, cafe' and conference rooms, you'll find a structure that is the manifestation of incredible creativity and calculation.
The designers and architects took the essential elements into consideration: air, light, energy, environment and aesthetics. Before there was a standard - that is, before LEED existed - FDI took on this challenging project, building out over 200,000 square feet of interior space. The knowledge we gained on this groundbreaking project about recycling, sourcing sustainable building materials and building systems quickly became part of our standard building practices.
Watkinson School - Center for Science and Global Studies
Smart Building System hailed as first in New EnglandEvery aspect of this new Center for Science and Global Citizenship is a teaching tool. The Project FROG design has set the industry standard for smart buildings - that which exceeds strict criteria for energy performance, technology performance, user performance and the crucial nexus between them. To be truly "smart", smart buildings must also be flexible, adaptable, affordable and quick to deploy - all while minimizing the building's impact on the environment. FDI perfomed the site work, framing, and interior build-out in just five months.
Design elements include:
- Geothermal power
- Photovoltaic panels
- A living roof
- Advanced sensors
The building features:
- 75 percent energy-demand reduction
- Abundant natural light and glare control
- Superior air quality
- Fungible user technology
- Microclimate customization and advanced climate controls
- Constructed of renewable or recyclable materials
- Building generates surplus