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Building the Business Case for LEED
Wednesday, October 21, 2020
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Lana Cr Lana Crouse
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Regional Lead, Market Transformation & Development East North Central USGBC lcrouse@usgbc.org
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East North Central Region of USGBC
Road to a Resilient Heartland Webinar Series: Building the Business - - PDF document
Road to a Resilient Heartland Webinar Series: Building the Business - - PDF document
Road to a Resilient Heartland Webinar Series: Building the Business Case for LEED Wednesday, October 21, 2020 1 Lana Cr Lana Crouse ouse Regional Lead, Market Transformation & Development East North Central USGBC lcrouse@usgbc.org East
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3 USGBC DETROIT REGION ANNUAL SPONSORS
GOLD SPONSOR SILVER SPONSORS BRONZE SPONSORS
USGBC INDIANA ANNUAL SPONSORS
PLATINUM SPONSOR GOLD SPONSOR SILVER SPONSORS BRONZE SPONSORS
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SILVER SPONSORS CERTIFIED SPONSOR
Event Sponsor
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Moderator
Laur Laura L a Long ng
Studio Manager, Senior Associate NORR laura.long@norr.com
OUR SPEAKERS
Daniel Overbey
LEED Fellow, LEED AP (BD+C, ID+C, O+M), WELL AP, AIA, EcoDistricts AP Assistant Professor, Ball State University Director of Sustainability, Browning Day
Michael Berning
LEED Fellow, LEED AP (BD+C), PE, CEM Chief Innovation Officer Heapy
Keith Winn
LEED Fellow, LEED AP (BD+C, ID+C) President Catalyst Partners
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Daniel Ov Daniel Overbe erbey
LEED Fellow, LEED AP (BD+C, ID+C, O+M), WELL AP, EcoDistricts AP Assistant Professor, Ball State University Director of Sustainability, Browning Day doverbey@browningday.com
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Building a business case for LEED – in our own numbers.
Michael Berning
PE, CEM, LEED Fellow, LEED AP (BD+C) Chief Innovation Officer Heapy mjberning@heapy.com
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Critical Project Element
“At only the 1% completion mark of a typical project… …up to 70% of all Design Decisions have been made”
Early involvement by all project partners is critical.
Project “Partners” include: Building Owner, Users and Owner’s Facility Staff Architectural, Engineering and Construction Team Commissioning Authority
Keith Winn
LEED Fellow, LEED AP (BD+C, ID+C) President Catalyst Partners keith@catalyst-partners.com
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Daniel Ov Daniel Overbe erbey
LEED Fellow, LEED AP (BD+C, ID+C, O+M) Assistant Professor, Ball State University Director of Sustainability, Browning Day doverbey@browningday.com
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Michael Berning
PE, CEM, LEED Fellow, LEED AP (BD+C) Chief Innovation Officer Heapy mjberning@heapy.com
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Case Studies
Key Project & Green Features:
- 300,000 SF
- $100 Million Estimated Project Cost
- Integrated Design From Day One
- Energy Modeling Optimized Design
Franklin County Court House – LEED Gold
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Sustainable Strategies Summary:
- Integrated Design Approach
- BIM Tools – Design Optimization
& Clash Detection
- Building Envelope Optimization
- Produced 200 Cooling Ton Reduction
- Mech-Elec Systems Optimization
- Efficient HVAC, Lighting,
& Water Systems
- Total Construction Cost Reduction:
$1.6 M
- Total Estimated Energy / Utility
Savings: $130,000 Annually!
- Total Estimated Water Usage
Savings: Over 500,000 Gallons Annually
Franklin County Court House – LEED Gold
Key Project & Green Features:
- 45,000 SF, $4.4 Million
- 1.25% Green Project Premium
- $17,000 Commissioning Savings
- 35% Annual Energy Savings
($1.38/SF)
- Daylight Harvesting
& Occupancy Sensors
- Highly Efficient HVAC Systems
- 27% ROI
Heapy Headquarters – LEED Platinum
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Energy Profile After Occupancy:
Heapy Headquarters – LEED-EB:O+M Platinum
Heapy Engineering
500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 Energy Consumption Original Model (Baseline) Original Model (Proposed) Actual Utility Usage
Key Project & Green Features:
- $11.7 Million Project Cost
- 4% Below Project Budget
- INTEGRATED DESIGN
- $ ZERO Green Project Cost Premium
- Energy Cost Savings +40%
vs Code
- Return on Investment: Immediate!
Wright State University: Diggs Laboratory – LEED Gold
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Wright State University: Diggs Laboratory – LEED Gold
Energy Profile After Occupancy:
Bio III Energy Usage Comparison
1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 8000 9000 10000 Energy Models Total Btu/yr (10^6) Original Model (Baseline) Original Model (Proposed) Post Occupancy EM (Proposed) Actual Utility Bills
Key Project & Green Features:
- 13,000 sf, $1.2 Million
- Open Loop Groundwater-Based Heat
Pump System
- Over 32% Annual Energy Cost
Reduction
- Reused Over 90% of Existing
Abandoned Structure
- Diverted Over 80% of Construction
Waste from Landfill
Setterlin Headquarters
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Setterlin Headquarters
Energy Profile After Occupancy:
Setterlin
$- $5,000 $10,000 $15,000 $20,000 $25,000 $30,000 $35,000 Electricity Usage Cost Original Model (Baseline) Original Model (Proposed) Actual Electric Bill
Keith Winn
LEED Fellow, LEED AP (BD+C, ID+C) President Catalyst Partners keith@catalyst-partners.com
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Rockford Construction
LEED for New Construction – Platinum 2016
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LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION
Revitalize the Urban Core & Connect to local Transportation Systems
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Optimizing Energy Use
“When just 1% of a project’s upfront costs are spent, up to 70% of its life cycle costs may already be committed; when 7% of a project’s upfront costs are spent, up to 85% of its life cycle cost have been committed.”
The Natural Advantage of Nations: “Business Opportunities, Innovations and
Governance in the 21st Century.”
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DAYLIGHT SIMULATION
Schematic Design with 40% glass adjusted to 33% without compromising views. Annual savings include 12,500 kWhs and 3,000 therms equating to $4,000
MATERIALS
Building Reuse results in Carbon Reduction Walls, Staircases and Case goods made from Salvaged Ash Trees
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CircuitWest.com
Testing Utility Scale Solar & Storage
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Dwelling Place
- St. James Apartments
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What can we cultivate together?
“In order to feel really secure, you must feel secure in change.” – Charles Eames
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