Sustainability + Learning an equation for success at RVC

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1 Sustainability + Learning an equation for success at RVC ILLINOIS COMMUNITY COLLEGE CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICERS FALL 2011 MEETING Dominick Demonica, AIA, LEED AP April Rottman, Chair, Life Sciences, RVC

2 2008 Campus Master Plan Sustainability Goals the College will utilize LEED (Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design) design criteria as established by the U.S. Green Building Council to evaluate any new construction or renovation work it is important that the College evaluate the feasibility of incorporating certain green design strategies in terms of cost, payback, and overall environmental impact Planning Objectives Create a learner-centered campus environment

3 Space Summary 5 Life Science Labs / 1 Stealth Lab (4 Current Labs) Prep/Storage 5 Physical Science Labs / 1 Stealth Lab (4 Current Labs) Prep/Storage Classrooms 10 Large (includes 2 Stealth Labs) 5 Small 1 Cadaver Lab 1 Greenhouse 1 Instrument Room 2 Student Resource Labs 1 Math Lab (2 Rooms) Student Life Space 59 Faculty Offices Adjunct Office Space for 16 Faculty Support Office (FSO) Space Departmental Office Space IT Offices Student Life Space 97,720 SF New Construction 5,000 SF Mechanical Penthouse

4 Ground Floor Plan - Math

5 First Floor Plan Life Sciences

6 Second Floor Plan Physical Sciences

7 Maximize Utilization of Existing Parking 640 available parking spaces 105 parking spaces JCSM 106 parking spaces Pedestrian Bridge CLI

8 Pedestrian Bridge to Existing Parking

9 Pedestrian Bridge to Existing Parking

10 Improve Stormwater Quality JCSM Rain Gardens 106 parking spaces CLI

11 Rain Gardens

12 Rain Gardens

13 Outdoor Learning Environments 105 parking spaces JCSM Outdoor Learning Space 106 parking spaces CLI

14 Outdoor Classroom

15 Building Envelope Options South Elevation North Elevation

16 Fritted Glass

17 Building Integrated Photovoltaics

18 Re-Use of Existing Stone

19 Copper Cladding / Spray Foam Insulation

20 Copper Cladding / Spray Foam Insulation

21 Vegetated Roofs at Visible Locations

22 Vegetated Roofs at Visible Locations

23 Existing Central Plant Centralized Heating and Cooling Plant Cogeneration Power Systems with Emergency Generator Capabilities Tunnel Distribution System

24 Heating / Cooling Plant Options Option 1: $700,000 Central Plant Tie-in w/ Direct Bury -no additional capacity for future growth -efficiency limited by existing plant

25 Heating / Cooling Plant Options Option 2: $1,200,000 Stand alone system within building -standard efficiencies available

26 Heating / Cooling Plant Options Option 3: $1,600,000 Stand alone Geothermal System -maximize energy efficiency

27 Heating / Cooling Plant Options Option 1: $700,000 Central Plant Tie-in w/ Direct Bury -no additional capacity for AIC -efficiency limited by existing plant Option 2: $1,200,000 Stand alone system within building -standard efficiencies available Incremental Cost $900,000 Option 1 vs. Option 3 Geothermal Grants $510,000 DCEO ICECF ($683,500 Total Project Grants) Adjusted Incremental Cost $390,000 Option 3: $1,600,000 Stand alone Geothermal System -maximize energy efficiency potential Modeled Energy Savings Option 1 vs. Option 3 Simple Payback $59,000/yr 6.6 years

28 Heating / Cooling Plant Options 100% Geothermal System for JCSM 420 tons Backfeed CL1 to Maximize Energy Savings on non-peak days

29 Building System Options Lab Spaces Non-Lab Spaces Combination VAV / Chilled Beam System Energy Recovery VAV System in Lab Spaces Chilled Beam System in All Other Spaces

30 Building System Options No Fans Required Low Maintenance Costs Minimal Energy Consumption Individual Controllability Individual Comfort

31 Building System Options

32 Integrated Design Process 45% better than ASHRAE of 19 Energy Optimization points *60 required for Gold version 3

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34 Building Transparency

35 Science Labs on Display

36 The Foucault Pendulum

37 Bamboo Planter

38 The Math Corridor / Fractal Trees

39 Seating Niches

40 Student Lounge Space

41 Microbiology Lab

42 General Biology Lab

43 Transparency into Labs

44 Typical Classroom

45 Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

46 Sustainability + Learning an equation for success at RVC Thank You ILLINOIS COMMUNITY COLLEGE CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICERS FALL 2011 MEETING Dominick Demonica, AIA, LEED AP April Rottman, Chair, Life Sciences, RVC