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Conduct design development meeting(s)
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Review and refine design and integration of sustainable design
strategies.
Lead: Architect, M/E/P engineers, Energy Champion, EHS
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Refer to the Strategies
“Quick Reference” for links to Design Guide,
Case Studies, Best Practice Guides
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Conduct iterative detailed analysis
of energy and environmental performance
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As the design develops and various alternatives are considered
in more detail, ensure that energy and sustainability goals
are maintained.
Lead: M/E/P engineers, Architect
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Use the Benchmarking
Tool to compare against other labs
Consider using BEES
software developed by NIST to evaluate environmental performance
of materials
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Ensure that value engineering is
based on life-cycle cost
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Ensure that value engineering is based on life-cycle cost
considerations (including at a minimum: energy costs, operations
and maintenance costs). Incorporate energy analysis results
in value engineering process. Ensure that green product substitutions,
if any, do not affect sustainability goals.
Lead: M/E/P engineers, Architect, Energy Champion, Owner
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Consider using Building
Life-cycle Cost tools |
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Update status of energy
and sustainability goals |
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This provides updated documentation.
Lead: CSP, Energy Champion
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Use the Design
Intent Tool to record status of performance targets |
