Holy Wisdom Story
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The windows and doors for this project were supplied by Wisconsin Building Supply's commercial division.
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- 400 series casements- Architectural Series commercial doors – special Sun Sun low E ig Hoffman Architects and Construction LEED Platinum – 63 points 2010
- 400 series casements- Architectural Series commercial doors – special Sun Sun low E ig Hoffman Architects and Construction LEED Platinum – 63 points 2010
- 400 series casements- Architectural Series commercial doors – special Sun Sun low E ig Hoffman Architects and Construction Sun/Sun glass COG values U = 0.25, SHGC = 0.22, Tvis = 0.20 LEED Platinum – 63 points 2010
- 400 series casements- Architectural Series commercial doors – special Sun Sun low E ig Hoffman Architects and Construction LEED Platinum – 63 points 2010
- 400 series casements- Architectural Series commercial doors – special Sun Sun low E ig Hoffman Architects and Construction Note light colored interior walls No blinds on any windows Light colored carpeting LEED Platinum – 63 points 2010
- 400 series casements- Architectural Series commercial doors – special Sun Sun low E ig Hoffman Architects and Construction Note bamboo ceiling – sustainable material Light colored interior walls to reflect light LEED Platinum – 63 points 2010
- 400 series casements- Architectural Series commercial doors – special Sun Sun low E ig Hoffman Architects and Construction LEED Platinum – 63 points 2010
- Here are the specific credits where windows and doors may possibly assist a project team to achieve their desired certification level. It should be noted that the underlined credits are “prerequisites” and therefore are mandatory requirements the project teams must meet. The thing to truly understand is that a window or door product by itself will not provide credit points. A product’s overall performance values or a certain Sustainable nature of the product can contribute value, but a majority of the credits shown are related to how the products are used in the design of the project. The following slides describe the possible merit for assistance to each of these credits.
- 400 series casements- Architectural Series commercial doors – special Sun Sun low E ig Hoffman Architects and Construction Note bamboo floors Light colored walls no window treatments of any kind Minimal ceiling lights Large skylight over font LEED Platinum – 63 points 2010
- 400 series casements- Architectural Series commercial doors – special Sun Sun low E ig Hoffman Architects and Construction Note roof top PV array White colored roofing to reflect heat loading HP Sun/Sun glass has darker appearance and slightly more reflectance than normal Sun LEED Platinum – 63 points 2010
- 400 series casements- Architectural Series commercial doors – special Sun Sun low E ig Hoffman Architects and Construction Large skylight over font at entry View to main sanctuary beyond – lit only with daylight form our windows LEED Platinum – 63 points 2010
- 400 series casements- Architectural Series commercial doors – special Sun Sun low E ig Hoffman Architects and Construction Main reception gallery area light colored walls, bamboo flooring, no window treatments required due to HP Sun/Sun glass LEED Platinum – 63 points 2010
- 400 series casements- Architectural Series commercial doors – special Sun Sun low E ig Hoffman Architects and Construction Green roof on portion of new structure Green roof on outer structure is on reused portion of demolished original building LEED Platinum – 63 points 2010
- 400 series casements- Architectural Series commercial doors – special Sun Sun low E ig Hoffman Architects and Construction Main dinning area –note no window treatment required due to glass Light colored surfaces and bamboo flooring LEED Platinum – 63 points 2010
- 400 series casements- Architectural Series commercial doors – special Sun Sun low E ig Hoffman Architects and Construction West elevation of building – glazed with Sun/Sun in 400 Series Casement and Awning product Offices and meeting rooms on this side of building Garage doors to left is area with green roof on top PV array is visible from this side on main sanctuary roof LEED Platinum – 63 points 2010
- 400 series casements- Architectural Series commercial doors – special Sun Sun low E ig Hoffman Architects and Construction View of sanctuary interior Note motorized and fixed awning units in clerestory - these units face north and are glazed with normal HP Sun glass Basic design intent was to have all glass HP Sun/Sun except for north facing units – in this room the upper clerestory units were HP Sun and all lower units were HP Sun/Sun Note again the use of light colored walls and bamboo flooring Minimal indirect lighting Windows face SE and require no window treatments for morning services due to 20% VT property of Sun/Sun glass LEED Platinum – 63 points 2010
- 400 series casements- Architectural Series commercial doors – special Sun Sun low E ig Hoffman Architects and Construction Daytime view inside sanctuary – no window treatment required due to 20%VT on our Sun/Sun glass LEED Platinum – 63 points 2010
- 400 series casements- Architectural Series commercial doors – special Sun Sun low E ig Hoffman Architects and Construction Parking lot in foreground contains 39 wells for geothermal system – each well is 300’ deep facility LEED Platinum – 63 points 2010
- 400 series casements- Architectural Series commercial doors – special Sun Sun low E ig Hoffman Architects and Construction LEED Platinum – 63 points 2010