Goodmans Interior Structures
Goodmans Interior Structures is a sustainable working showroom of 19,000 SF showcasing a diverse selection of solution-based products. The building, originally built in 1977, underwent a major LEED for Commercial Interiors renovation during 2004. The new interior incorporates various environmentally friendly components and is maintained with an incredibly efficient sustainable cleaning and operations program. Tours of this facility are available for educational purposes. The building incorporates under-floor air and communications systems, and utilizes carpeting made from recycled materials. Goodmans also demonstrates plug-and-play electrical systems, moveable and demountable walls and resource-efficient work stations that demonstrate cutting-edge interior design strategies that are ready to accommodate change.
Sustainable Strategies
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Two-year renewable energy purchase agreement provides 150,800 kWh of green power
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Alternative Transportation Program was implemented featuring a car pool program, trip reduction program, guaranteed rides home, flexible work schedules/locations, and public transportation reimbursement
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Low VOC-emitting materials for the building’s interior creates enhanced Indoor Environmental Quality
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Comprehensive Recycling, Green Housekeeping and Education Programs were implemented to minimize ongoing environmental impacts
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Zero CFC-based refrigerants in HVAC base building systems improve Indoor Environmental Quality
Project Results
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LEED for Commercial Interiors Certified level achieved
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76% of building’s equipment and appliances are ENERGY STAR-rated
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50% of building’s electrical power is supplied by renewable energy
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77% savings of potable water use for irrigation
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20% of building materials have been manufactured with recycled content