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22 de abr. de 2013 · Written by Barbara Porada. Published on April 22, 2013. Share. The Bullitt Center, a six-story, 50,000 square foot office building in Seattle that aspires to be the world's greenest...
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The Bullitt Center Generated 30% More Energy Than It Used in Its First 10 Years Building shows what’s possible... Oct 1: National Solar Tour. As part of the National Solar Tour, the Bullitt Center will be offering tours this Saturday, October 1, 2022... Composting Toilets: Lessons Learned. The Bullitt Center was designed to show what’s ...
Coordinates: 47.6143°N 122.3125°W. Construction in October 2011. The Bullitt Center is a commercial office building at the intersection of the Central District neighborhood, and Capitol Hill, Seattle, Washington. It was officially opened on Earth Day, April 22, 2013.
- 2011
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- 52,000 sq ft (4,800 m²)
- 1501 East Madison Street
2 de oct. de 2014 · 02/10/2014. Redacción. En Seattle, al noroeste de Estados Unidos, se levanta el edificio energéticamente más eficiente del mundo, el Bullitt Center, un “paradigma de la sostenibilidad” que cuenta con seis plantas y 50.000 metros cuadrados destinados a oficinas con una sistema 99% sostenible.
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Building Name: The Bullitt Center Bulding Location: Seattle, Washington,United States Construction Type: New Construction (including public and academic buildings) Size: 52,000sf Market Sector: Private Building Type: Office Delivery Method: Integrated Project Delivery Total Building Cost: $30 million Project Completion Date / Date Building Occupied...
Almost no buildings being built in the world now will make sense 30 or 40 years from now. We need a major leap forward and a quantum change in our environment. This building is a start—a wedge that will lead the way in transforming how we build our environments in the U.S. and around the world. Bullitt Foundation, CEO, Denis Hayes says: "The six-st...
GOAL| A Model GOAL| Net-Zero Energy GOAL| Integrated High-Performance Based Design
The prototype Bullitt Center models obtainable high-performance standards and is about sharing lessons learned to promote innovative sustainable building technologies and practices in Seattle's city neighborhoods, the Northwest, and worldwide. The Living Building Challenge requires net-zero energy on an annual basis. Toward this goal, the integrated design team was forced to go beyond state-of-the-architectural and engineering solutions to include high-performance envelope, geothermal heat ex...
Synergies
Collaboration is one of the hallmarks of this project, with innovations focused as much on the process as the final result. The integrated design team, along with the owner and contractor, worked together during the predesign phase that proved out the essential elements of net-zero energy, water, and other major goals. Meetings in this phase also involved interested members of the local design community, a city government-sponsored Technical Assistance Group, and other local leaders. This ear...
How the performance of the building was measured or evaluated.
During design, features that did not contribute to performance "however enticing" were dropped. The value of extensive modeling is being validated with post-occupancy analysis focusing on adherence to net-zero energy and net-zero water, indoor air quality, and occupant satisfaction. The building is being continuously monitored and analyzed. Real-time building systems and information about the building design, construction, and operations are available for review via an online dashboard, in re...
To meet the aggressive goals of the Living Building Challenge, the project team targeted an integrated approach that allowed for immediate performance feedback on design decisions. The use of Building Information Modeling (BIM) and technical analysis tools enabled a more iterative and fluid design process, encouraging active collaboration in respon...
The Bullitt Center is a landmark prototype to inform future high-performance urban buildings, conceived of by Earth Day co-founder and environmentally-minded Bullitt Foundation president, Denis Hayes.
The Bullitt Center is located at: 1501 East Madison Street Seattle, WA 98122. CONTACT. ShareThis; Copyright 2013, Bullitt Foundation | Legal Site by DEI Creative
