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LEED® Certified Green Building Projects using Draper Projection Screens
Prindle Institute
Draper Products Used: Targa Projection Screen
Certification Level: Gold
Located in the DePauw University Nature Park, the Prindle Institute was dedicated last fall. It has received LEED-NC (New Construction) Gold 2.2 certification. The building was designed to minimize impact on the environment. Midwest Construction magazine named the Janet Prindle Institute for Ethics as its "Best of 2008" in the "higher education/research" category. Among its environmentally features: the building's white roof reflects the sun and thereby reduces demand for air conditioning. Awnings serve to admit the winter sun (low in the sky) for passive heating, and to shade the building from the summer sun (higher in the sky), also minimizing energy requirements. Rooms are equipped with motion sensors which automatically turn off lighting in unused areas.
The Telus House
Draper Products Used: Silhouette V, Access V, RPX Rear Projection Screen with Mirror Manager, Cineplex and Cineframe
Certification Level: Silver
Ottawa’s Telus House, built by Broccolini Construction (Ontario) Inc., is a LEED Silver certified building and one of the most energy efficient and environmentally friendly buildings in Ottawa. This nine-story building will reduce energy consumption by almost 40% compared to model national energy code buildings; its high-efficiency plumbing system is designed to reduce water usage by more than 40%. Located on a public transportation route, an estimated 80% of the building’s occupants will arrive by public transportation, on foot or by bicycle. Other green features include maximum efficiency natural light sourcing, rainwater harvesting, enhanced indoor air quality, low-flow faucets and dual flush toilets and a health and wellness centre. In constructing the building, 100% of debris (400 tons) was sent to sorting for recycling consideration. More than 75% of materials were recycled.