[1016] Architecture: Designing Wrightwood Crossing
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At the Chicago Center for Green Technology for a presentation [1016] Architecture presented this discussion about the LEED-registered "Wrightwood Crossing" project currently under construction in Lincoln Park, Chicago. This presentation touches on sustainable design ideas through the lens of this multi-family case-study, including: practical application of the LEED for Homes rating system, advantages of infill development, and specific systems used on the project to reach the Platinum design rating goal. Contact us with questions. www.1016architecture.com
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[1016] Architecture: Designing Wrightwood Crossing
- 1. Designing Wrightwood Crossing A Lincoln Park, Chicago, project. LEED® registered with Platinum goal.
- 25. Thank you
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- A [1016] Architecture project.
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- Note that LEED for Homes does not cover the operational portion of the buildings lifespan.
- This infill development project takes advantage of City of Chicago green incentives for permitting and zoning incentives via accessibility density (i.e. 40% of units designed for use by persons with disabilities).