Western Connecticut State University – Centennial Residence Hall *
Location: | Danbury, CT |
Architect: | Newman Architects |
Client: | Western Connecticut State University |
Property: | University |
LEED: | LEED Certified |
Size: | 120000 |
The Centennial Residence Hall was one of the first buildings in the state of Connecticut to achieve certification under the US Green Building Council's LEED program. This design/build project, undertaken by Konover Construction Corporation and designed by Newman Architects, consists of 103 residential suites on four floors, each having a living/dining room, kitchen, bath and one or two bedrooms for a student population of 350. The project also includes an adjacent 830-space parking garage that serves both the new facility and two existing residence halls. The project was designed for an annual energy cost reduction of approximately 33%, compared to the minimum requirements of the ASHRAE 90.1-1999 standard, and internal water use reduction of 36% compared to federal plumbing fixture standards. The professionals of Vidaris worked on this project while part of another company.
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