Developed by Advanced Building & Development, LLC (ABD)

Developed by Advanced Building & Development, LLC (ABD)

Energy Efficiency: According to the Federal Lab in Oak Ridge, Tenn. SIPs are 60% more energy efficient than conventional 2x6 conventional framed structures. As a result reduce the size and cost of the HVAC system proportionally = $1,000. Energy Savings Payback : 2.5 years versus conventional construction, and 1.9 years if Solar is included; i.e. after which both investments are paid for plus every day your investment pays the home owner for making the investment. Speed: Utilizing ABD s Lean Assembly Process reduces construction time for walls and roof of an average building by 90% Stronger: 46% stronger than 2x lumber construction and can be engineered to withstand 180 mph hurricane winds Fire: 1-hour fire ratings Warranty: 20-years 2

Structural Insulated Panels: utilize environmentally friendly materials (low emitting VOC) and qualifies for 16 LEED points (62% of Certified) under U.S. Green Building Council, including optional Forest Stewardship certified wood Solar: SIPs and solar scales down the size and cost of PV system by 35% plus a 30% Federal Energy Credit results in cost effective near Zero Carbon structure; for 3 LEED points (11% of Certified) Percent of LEED Points Other Material & Systems 27% Solar = 11% ABD's SIPs & Low-E Windows = 62% 3

Sustainability starts with design and selecting building envelop materials & systems that are friendly to the environment, reduce waste, maximize energy efficiency, have a long useful life, and are recyclable Structural Insulated Panels (SIPs) SIPs reduce wood waste by 78% (i.e. 36% to 8%/bf) SIPs eliminate studs for framing which reduces the number of trees cut by 80% SIP insulation uses closed-cell polystyrene foam beads filled with air that is much more energy efficient than fiberglass or cellulous insulation SIP materials are totally inert SIPs are more energy efficient, i.e. saving 35% of utility cost 4

Strive for Wholeness Being able to see interconnectedness and balance between our lives and the buildings we live and work with nature and Mother Earth, and utilize both energy efficiency and the gift of free energy 5

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TkWA s Also Leopold Legacy Center is the culmination of a rigorous process that integrates Sustainability & Master Planning with Environmental Materials & Systems for a zero net energy and carbon neutral during operation 7

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Solar & -- 270 SIPs & Solar 3/24/2016 Combined AB&D 2015 11

57 F 4.5 SIP 2x6 Stud 19 F 5 F 12

Commercial Energy Credit of $1.80 per Sq. Ft. ($0.60 for Energy Efficient Structure, $0.60 for A/C, $0.60 for Lighting) Residential Energy Credit for Solar Energy 30% NOTE: This credit expired 1/1/14, but three times over the last 7 years has been renewed and is expected to be renewed again. 13

2,400 sq. ft. 2-Story Home or Commercial Building Cost compare conventional 2x6 framing, sheathing & insulation (labor & materials) versus SIP 6.5 walls & 8.25 roof and its utility savings with natural gas heating & electric air-conditioning 79% of Americans view energy efficiency as a priority due to the savings 2x6 SIPs Delta Cost of walls & roof $27,212 $29,856 $2,644 (Incl. labor, tax & frt. ) Annual SIP HVAC Savings 8-year avg. $1,048 Payback Annual Solar Mortgage $790 Annual SIP and Solar Savings $2,175 Payback 2.5 Years 1.9 Years 14

2,400 sq. ft. 2-Story Home or Commercial Building Comparing cost of conventional 2x6 framing, sheathing & insulation (labor & materials) versus SIP 6.5 walls & 8.25 roof and its utility savings with propane heating & electric air-conditioning 2x6 SIPs Delta Cost of walls & roof $27,212 $29,856 $2,644 (Incl. labor, tax & frt. ) SIP HVAC Savings Breakeven w/propane at $2.57/gal. $2,644 Payback 0 Years Annual Solar Mortgage $790 Annual SIP and Solar Savings $2,175 Payback 4 Months 15

2,400 sq. ft. 2-Story Home or Commercial Building Comparing cost of conventional 2x6 framing, sheathing & insulation (labor & materials) versus SIP 6.5 walls & 8.25 roof and its utility savings with #2 fuel oil heating @ $4.00/gal. & electric air-conditioning 2x6 SIPs Delta Cost of walls & roof $27,212 $29,856 $2,644 (Incl. labor, tax & frt. ) SIP HVAC Savings Breakeven w/fuel Oil at $3.23/gal. $2,644 Payback 0 Years Annual Solar Mortgage $790 Annual SIP and Solar Savings $2,175 Payback 4 Months 16

6.5 SIPs are 3.6 times more efficient than steel studs And they are 1.6 times more efficient than 2x6s 17

8' 0" Stud Framed Wall 36' 0" Stud wall built in 5 hours with sheathing and insulation SIP Wall Drywall Secured to Studs with 4 4 Fas te ne rs Drywall Secured to SIPs with 6 Fasteners & Adhesive Two panels assembled in less than 16 minutes with sheathing and insulation 18

Average US home: 2,400 F 2, 2-story, 8 walls, gable roof, and no dormer After completion of foundation with a crew of six (6): Days Assemble 1 st floor wall panels (140 LF 91 LF/ Hr. = 1.5 Hr.).2 Immediately begin installing windows, doors, and electrical wiring Build 2 nd floor with floor joists and sub-flooring.5 Assemble 2 nd floor wall panels (140 LF 91 LF/ Hr. = 1.5 Hr.).2 Finish Installation of windows and electrical wiring Assemble roof panels (1,590 SF 126 SF/Panel x 20 Min. Ea = 4.2 Hr.).6 Total Time for a crew of six (6) 1.5 Instead of 18 days using conventional materials. After 1.5 days, start exterior finishing, roofing, interior stud walls, dry wall, and installation of cabinets, appliances, and bath fixtures. 19

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Tom Hildreth Managing Director Broomfield, CO 80020 (303) 588-1447 Email: THildreth@AdvancedBD.com www.advancedbd.com 27