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Dixon Water Foundation Josey Pavilion

Project Type:

Office Building

Project Location:

4528 County Road 398
Decatur, Texas 76234
USA

Project Scope:

Gross Area:

5,400 SF

Construction Cost:

$1,800,000

Cost Per SF:

$333

Levels Above Ground:

Performance Metrics:

Total PEUI:

Net PEUI:

Total EUI:

Net EUI:

-1

Lighting Power Density:

0.19

Annual Potable Water:

10,124 Gallons

Rainwater Managed:

Lights Off Daylighting:

100%

Views to Outdoors:

100%

15' to Operable Windows:

100%

Climate Zone:

Biophilic Design:
Natural Patterns and Processes:
Sensory Variability | Transitional Spaces
Light + Space:
Light and Shadow | Spatial Variability | Inside-Outside Spaces
Place-Based Relationships:
Awards and Acknowledgements:
AIA Committee on the Environment:
2016 Top Ten
AIA San Antonio:
2014 Honor Award
International Living Future Institute:
2016 Living Building Challenge (Full Living)
Project Summary:
The Betty and Clint Josey Pavilion is the first Living Building in Texas. The 5,000-square-foot pavilion is a site for meetings and educational events at the Dixon Water Foundation’s Leo Unit in Cooke County. Learn more about the Josey Pavilion in Lake|Flato’s online brochure about the project and this article in Texas Architect. The pavilion received an Honor Award at the 2014 AIA San Antonio Design Awards and was awarded the Architizer A+ Award in Sustainability + Architecture.
(Source: Dixon Water Foundation)

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Design and Construction Team:
Lake | Flato
Architect
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Structural Engineer
TLC Engineering for Architecture
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