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Edith Green - Wendell Wyatt Federal Building

Project Type:

Office Building

Project Location:

1220 SW 3rd Avenue
Portland, Oregon 97204
USA

Project Scope:

Gross Area:

512,474 SF

Construction Cost:

$141,500,000

Cost Per SF:

$276

Performance Metrics:

Total PEUI:

Net PEUI:

Total EUI:

Net EUI:

Lighting Power Density:

0.5

Rainwater Managed:

Lights Off Daylighting:

65%

Views to Outdoors:

96%

15' to Operable Windows:

51%

Climate Zone:

Awards and Acknowledgements:
AIA Committee on the Environment:
2016 Top Ten Plus
2014 Top Ten
Project Summary:
The Edith Green-Wendell Wyatt (EGWW) Federal Building is an 18-story, 512,474 sf office tower in downtown Portland, Oregon. Originally built in 1974, the building received funding from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act to undergo a major renovation to replace outdated equipment and systems. This funding stipulated the project must meet the stringent energy and water conservation requirements of the Energy Independence and Security Act (EISA).
(Source: AIA COTE 2016)

Tapestry Statistics:
UID:
US-EGWWFB
Updated:
2018-04-30 23:42:44
Content Score:
134.22
Profile Views:
565
Click Throughs:
90

Design and Construction Team:
GSA | U.S. General Services Administration
Owner
SERA
Architect
Cutler Anderson Architects
Design Excellence Architect
KPFF
Structural Engineer
Glumac
Commissioning
Stantec
Mechanical Engineer
PAE Consulting Engineers
Electrical Engineer
Interface Engineering
Plumbing Engineer
PLACE
Landscape Architect
Balfour Beatty
General Contractor

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