Relatorio Greenbuild Philadelphia 2013_Rev01

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20-22 de Novembro de 2013
Cristina Hana Shoji, LEED_AP,
LEED Homes Green Rater
[email protected]
Página 1—Elaborado por Arquiteta Cristina Hana Shoji, PMP, LEED_AP, LEED Homes Green Rater
Conferência Greenbuild PHILADELPHIA 2013, EUA
A cidade de Philadelphia, Estados Unidos
Filadélfia é a cidade mais populosa do estado norte-americano da
Pensilvânia, sendo a única cidade do condado homônimo e, portanto,
sua sede. Com uma população de mais de 1,5 milhões de habitantes é a
quinta cidade mais populosa dos Estados Unidos, enquanto que a sua
região metropolitana possui pouco mais de 6,3 milhões de habitantes .
Desta forma, ela é a segunda maior cidade da costa atlântica dos
Estados Unidos, superada apenas por Nova Iorque. É a quarta cidade
mais densamente povoada da Pensilvânia.
Uma das mais antigas cidades norte-americanas, e outrora a segunda
maior cidade do Império Britânico (sendo menor apenas que a capital
Londres), Filadélfia desempenha papel de grande importância desde a
época das Treze Colônias e os primeiros anos da independência dos
Estados Unidos. Grande parte desta proeminência deve-se à ação de
Benjamin Franklin, habitante da cidade e de quem partiram muitas
ideias que, germinadas, ocasionaram a Revolução Americana e a
subsequente independência do país. Como maior cidade e centro
geográfico e social das colônias, a cidade sediou o Primeiro Congresso
Continental, e, após a declaração de independência em 4 de julho, seria
capital do país em outras quatro ocasiões, sendo a última vez entre 6 de Liberty Bell , Philadelphia, PA
dezembro de 1790 e 14 de maio de 1800, quando a sede do governo foi
transferida para a então recém-construída cidade de Washington.
Conferência Greenbuild 2013
Bairro Sustentável Paseo Verde
GREENBUILD 2013 PHILADELPHIA
A Greenbuild, o maior salão
de exposição do mundo
dedicado à construção verde,
teve a Filadélfia como palco
d a e d i ç ã o de 2 0 1 3 ,
prometendo mostrar mais
uma vez o que há de mais
recente em produtos e
serviços
inovadores,
exemplificando, a idéia de
utilizar o “verde” para
expandir os n egóc ios.
Milhares de profissionais da
construção e arquitetura de
todo o mundo estarão
reunidos para três dias de
Center for Green School USGBC
GBC BRASIL e Delegação Brasileira
excelentes
sessões
educacionais, com palestras
de renome, visitas técnicas
em edifícios sustentáveis,
seminários especiais e
eventos de networking.
O GreenBuild Philadelphia
2013, EUA recebeu um
público estimado de 30 mil
pessoas, e o evento contou
com a participação da exsecretária de Estado Hillary
Rodham Clinton, CEO da
United States Green Building
Council Rick Fedrizzi e o rock
star legend Jon Bon Jovi.
Hillary Rodham Clinton and CEO da USGBC´s Rick Fedrizzi
Certificação de Sustentabilidade Ambiental de Empreendimentos LEED
Morgan Hall—LEED Temple University
O LEED – Leadership in
Energy and Environmental
Design- Green Building Rating
System é um sistema de
certi fi cação amer icano,
amplamente reconhecido no
mercado brasileiro, para
construções, que desde a
concepção de seu projeto, até
a sua implantação, buscam
soluções e métodos
construtivos que reduzam o
impacto causado pela
construção civil ao meio
ambiente, além de eficiência
energética, qualidade dos
ambientes internos entre
outros, durante o ciclo de vida
de
uma
edificação.
Atualmente mais de 826
empreendimentos no Brasil
buscam certificação LEED®,
colocando o país no 4º lugar
do ranking de países que
buscam a certificação, atrás
de EUA, Emirados Árabes e
China.
GREENBUILD - EXPO HALL EXIBITION
GREENBUILD 2013 PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE AND EXPO HALL
“Here in
Philadelphia,
where the most
profound
optimism ever
witnessed was
unfurled in that
great document
that starts with
we the people,
we have
gathered one of
the largest
collections of
positive thinkers
this world has
ever known. We
the people are
CEO and Principal Mark MaGrann ( MaGrann Associates ) , Lourdes Cristina Printes ( LCP Engenharia e Construções Ltda) , Cristina
Hana Shoji and Everton Santos MaGrann at GREENBUILD EXPO MaGrann booth #2414 .
Greenbuild
Nation! “
Rick Fedrizzi
President, CEO
& Founding
Chairman U.S.
Green Building
Council
CEO Principal Mark MaGrann, MaGrann Associates and Cristina
Hana Shoji at GREENBUILD EXPO .
Christiano Pereira ( CPA Architectura NY ), Cristina Hana
Shoji and Jon Jensen ( MaGrann Associates ) at EXPO.
GREENBUILD - EXPO HALL EXIBITION
MAGRANN ASSOCIATES OFFICE AT NAVY YARD http://www.magrann.com
MaGrann
Associates is a
national leader
in energy
efficiency and
residential
green building
certifications.
MaGrann has
been named
the national
leader in LEED
for Homes
certifications
for 2010 and
2011, and
received
numerous
ENERGY STAR
Leadership in
Housing and
Partner of the
Year awards.
MAGRANN ASSOCIATES´ OFFICE AT NAVY YARD AND MAGRANN´S TEAM.
Página 4—Elaborado por Arquiteta Cristina Hana Shoji, LEED_AP, LEED Homes Green Rater
Visita Técnica 1– MAGRANN ASSOCIATES TOURS—LEED FOR HOMES
LEED FOR HOMES—PROJETOS MULTIFAMILIARES LOW INCOME AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING
A renomada empresa norte-americana renomada, MAGRANN ASSOCIATES, com sede em Nova Jersey, é uma
empresa “Provider” dos EUA, líder do mercado, com mais de 30 anos de experiência no mercado. Com um portfolio
de mais de 2.500 unidades residenciais, inspecionadas, auditadas e certificadas “ LEED FOR HOMES”.
MAGRANN ASSOCIATES se concentra predominantemente em projetos residenciais multifamiliares de habitação de
interesse social e populares nos estados de New Jersey, Filadélfia, Nova York, Maryland e Virginia, assim como
Washington, DC. Além disso, MaGrann Associates mantém escritórios nos estados do Havaí, Kentucky e Ohio.
MAGRANN
ASSOCIATES,
com sede em
Nova Jersey, é
uma empresa
“Provider” dos
EUA, líder do
mercado,
com mais de
MarK MaGrann, CEO and Principal da MaGrann Associates e sua equipe técnica, Jon Jensen ( responsável técnico
processo LEED for Homes / ND " Bairro Sustentável Paseo Verde"), Michael Fairall ( gerente MaGrann Hawaii) e
colega brasileiro Arquiteto Christiano Pereira residente em Nova York ( CPA Architecture) receberam a GREEN
BUILDING COUNCIL BRASIL e delegação brasleira na sexta dia 22/11 para um café da manhã no escritório sede da
MaGrann Associates recentemente certificado LEED CI, seguido de 2 visitas técnicas a empreendimentos residenciais
sustentáveis na Comunidade Dwell , a LEED for Homes condominio residencial mercado popular em Cherry Hill, NJ e
GG Green community, a LEED for Home Platinum , Version 4 Pilot, condominio residencial de habitação de interesse
social em adaptação do patrimonio histórico em Woodbury, NJ ( piloto LEED FOR HOMES v4 ) processos de
certificação gerenciados pela equipe MaGrann.
Participaram os profissionais Manoel Gameiro ( Presidente GBC Brasil ) e Maria Carolina Fujihara ( Coordenadora
Técnica GBC BRASIL) , Lourdes Cristina Printes e Everton Santos ( LCP Engenharia e Construções Ltda ), Marcia Davis
e James Davis ( NOVVA Solutions ) , Pedror Rolim ( Prefeitura do Rio de Janeiro ) , Rosana Correa e Danielle Garcia
( Casa do Futuro ), Rahman Pesciotta e Paulo Coviello ( Command Comissioning Brasil ) , Sandra Pinheiro ( Petinelli
Consultoria ) , Fabiana Lopes, Christiano Pereira ( CPA Architecture NY ) , Mark MaGrann, Jon Jensen , Mike Fairall e
Luke Fogel ( MaGrann Associates ) e Cristina Hana Shoji .
30 anos de
experiência
no mercado.
Com um
portfolio de
mais de 2.500
unidades
residenciais,
inspecionadas
, auditadas e
certificadas “
LEED FOR
HOMES”.
GREEN BUILDING COUNCIL BRASIL e Delegação brasileira na GREENBUILD PHILADELPHIA 2013, EUA
Visita Técnica 1b– MAGRANN ASSOCIATES TOURS—LEED FOR HOMES
http://www.magrann.com
“ As part of a
pilot program,
Mount Laurelbased MaGrann
Associates
worked with
MaGrann Associates LEED CI office in Mount Laurel, NJ
Paseo Verde presentation by JON JENSEN, MaGrann
Comunidade Dwell, LEED for Homes in Cherry Hill, NJ
Comunidade Dwell, LEED for Homes in Cherry Hill, NJ
Elderly Comunidade GG, LEED for Homes v4, Woodbury NJ
Elderly Comunidade GG, LEED for Homes v4, Woodbury NJ
Montclairbased
RPM
Development in
the construction
of GG Green, an
affordablehousing and
retail property in
Woodbury,
LEEDv4
Platinum pilot
rating, said Jon
Jensen, a
technical
consultant with
MaGrann.”
Newspaper The
Philadelphia
inquirer
18/11/2013
“ Paseo Verde
apresenta
residências
multifamiliares
Visita Técnica 2- BAIRRO PASEO VERDE—LEED NEIGHBORHOOD PLATINUM
Bairro PASEO VERDE, PHILADELPHIA, PA : 1o BAIRRO SUSTENTÁVEL NÍVEL PLATINUM DOS EUA
Paseo Verde da Filadélfia é o primeiro bairro sustentável a ser certificado LEED Neighborhood Platinum dos EUA. O
empreendimento foi desenvolvido em parceria pelas empresas Rosa Jonathan e APM, tendo sido projetado por WRT
Wallace Roberts & Todd e MaGrann Associates led by Jon Jensen. A comunidade está próxima a Universidade Temple
e oferece qualidade urbana aos moradores de baixa renda com acesso a transporte público, serviços básicos,
comércio e residências multifamiliares com diferentes tipologias de tamanho e distintas classes sociais, estimulando
uma comunidade diversificada.
Paseo Verde consiste em 120 moradias de tipologia “town home” e edifícios multifamiliares de interesse social e
mercado popular de quatro andares com apartamentos de 1 a 3 dormitórios com comércio e serviços nos andares
térreos e apresenta arquitetura contemporânea com revestimentos coloridos em painéis de fibrocimento e tijolo
exposto. Telhados verdes espaçosos, intermeiam-se entre os volumes de apartamentos e proporcionam um espaço
de lazer ao ar livre para os residentes. Acima do nível dos telhados verdes, um corredor conecta os edifícios e ao
mesmo tempo isola acusticamente as unidades residenciais. e isola as unidades que vivem dos sons dos comboios
no tracks. O projeto de uso misto dispões de para escritórios destinados a prestação de serviços aos inquilinos e
incluem uma farmácia e uma clínica médica.
com diferentes
tipologias e
distribuição de
renda,
estimulando
uma
comunidade
diversificada.“
A tower, supported on a V-shaped column, marks the southeast corner of the
complex, and shelters the entrance to APM's offices.
Except for its brick base and zinc-covered corner
tower, the building is clad in fiber-cement
panels, with different sizes, shapes, colors, and
detailing, depending on location.
Estacionamento para 67 carros é oferecido aos
residentes.
Cristina Hana Shoji , Antonio Fiol-Silva ( WRT ), Jon Jensen ( MaGrann
Associates ), Jaquelin Camp ( WRT) at USGBC Greenbuild Philadelphia
2013´s Paseo Verde GREENBUILD ND Reception.
Visita Técnica 2b- BAIRRO PASEO VERDE—LEED NEIGHBORHOOD PLATINUM
http://greensource.construction.com/green_building_projects/2013/1311-Paseo-Verde.asp
“ The
developers of
Paseo Verde, a
mixed-income,
mixed-use
complex in
PHL, aim to
prove that
anyone can
afford
sustainable
design . The
$31.3 million,
206,000-sf
develpment
earned LEED for
Neighborhoods
(ND) Platinum
certification
LEED for Homes
program.
T he
res id ent ia l
lobbies are pushed
back
from
the
sidewalk to create
entry courts. Once
the plantings are
established, these
areas will appear to
be
street-level
extensions of the
green roofs.
Wallace Roberts
& Todd
Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania
Green roof areas
between each of
t he
ho us in g
blocks
provide
residents
with
outdoor
space
and access to
daylight
GREEN APPLE
DAY—
28/09/2013
“O Dia
Internacional
GREEN APPLE
DAY Escolas
Sustentáveis
celebrado nos
EUA e em 30
países,
Visita Técnica 3– THE CENTER FOR GREEN SCHOOLS
LEED FOR SCHOOLS—THE CENTER FOR GREEN SCHOOLS
Greenbuild International Conference & Expo
took place on Nov. 22-22, 2013 in
Philadelphia, PA, EUA.
"The Greenbuild movement inspires programs
like the Green Apple Day of Service, where we
dispersed the energy of people in 41
countries and all 50 states to make
substantive improvements in over 2,100
schools and more than 2.5 million students’
lives. 100% of our chapters joined together,
recruiting almost 250,000 people to convince
the world that where our kids learn really does
matter! It matters so much, that we have just
launched the Global Coalition for Green
Schools with a list of 30 countries from
around the world who have committed to
using the USGBC’s Center for Green Schools
model to build national efforts within their
own countries.
"
The 2013 Keynote & Celebration at the
annual Read opening remarks from USGBC's
President, CEO and Founding Chair, Rick
Fedrizzi.
Elena Gibson ( USGBC South Florida) , Cristina Shoji e Lourdes Printes
apoiam o movimento da organização CENTER FOR GREEN SCHOOLS.
promove
iniciativas
voluntárias de
empresas e
pessoas
interessadas
em
transformar
escolas e
comunidades
em ambientes
mais
saudáveis e
sustentáveis “
Center for Green School´s booth at GREENBUILD PHILADELPHIA 2013
Visita Técnica 4– LEED SCHOOL PLATINUM
LEED SCHOOL PLATINUM : Kensington High School for the Creative and Performing Arts , Philadelphia, PA
http://www.aiatopten.org/node/48
Youth United for Change, a teenage activist group in this distressed urban
neighborhood, was instrumental in charging the School District of
Philadelphia (SDP) to create a smaller high school that would encourage
students to graduate rather than drop out with little hope for the future.
Coupled with this request was their desire for “a green school” that would
provide a bright, healthy learning environment, in contrast to their home
living conditions.
The site posed many challenges. Extremely long and narrow, it was bordered
by a noisy elevated transit line. The property was also viewed by surrounding
neighbors as a DMZ between two disparate communities and a haven for
homeless people, drug dealers and wild dogs. How could we make a blighted,
toxic lot into something positive?
From the beginning, the Design Team concentrated on making the building
as transparent and inviting as possible. Views in would hopefully entice local
families to send their children here and admire their accomplishments. Views
out give students a positive focus on urban agriculture, green roofs and
mural art. With a gesture of good faith, SDP did not fence the site in - which
encourages community use and pride in this new facility and “park.”
View looking south under EL - Fall 2010 - Photo Credit: Barry
Halkin, Halkin Photography
Dance Studio lit from above, windows, clerestory and corridor Photo Credit: Barry Halkin, Halkin Photography
Transparency - Views in and out - was a key design concept - Photo Credit: Barry
Halkin, Halkin Photography
Naturally ventilated and daylit student cafeteria - Photo Credit:
Barry Halkin, Halkin Photography
“ Morgan Hall,
dormitório
universitário
Visita Técnica 5– DORMITÓRIO UNIVERSITÁRIO TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
Dormitório Universitário—TEMPLE UNIVERSITY, PHILADELPHIA, PA—LEED GOLD
Projetado para a certificação LEED Prata, o complexo “Mitchell e Hilarie Morgan – Morgan Hall “ é um projecto
essencial na transformação da universidade em um campus sustentável que prioriza o pedestre e o engajamentos
dos estudantes na comunidade acadêmica e cultural local. Algumas ações sustentáveis são: redução de energia, tais
como o uso de controles de iluminação e instalação de low-e vidro calcinado; aproveitamento da água da chuva para
irrigação e descarga em banheiros públicos e, o uso de materiais de qualidade de baixo COV compostos orgânicos
voláteis. O complexo abriga 1.275 alunos e inclui 5.000 m² de praças de alimentação, áreas de lazer e refeitórios.
da Temple
University,
LEED NC
Silver,
Filadélfia, EUA
“
Mitchell e Hilarie Morgan – Morgan Hall—TEMPLE UNIVERSITY, Fildadélfia, PA, EUA
Visita Técnica 5b– DORMITÓRIO UNIVERSITÁRIO TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
http://sustainability.temple.edu/temples-green-buildings
These were the
first LEED
certified (gold)
units built in
the
Philadelphia
area. Rag Flats
is an
experiment in
and a critique
of sustainable
forms of urban
dwelling.
Philadelphia:
the Row House,
the Trinity, the
Loft and the
Pavilion.
Visita Técnica 6– Going Green in Northern Liberties and Kensington
RAG FLATS , FIRST LEED FOR HOMES GOLD RESIDENCES IN PHILADELPHIA
Philadelphia is a city of neighborhoods, each with its own distinct culture, traditions, and community pride. Visit the
Northern Liberties and Kensington neighborhoods, which feature an award-winning LEED-Platinum Kensington High
School for the Creative and Performing Arts, innovative LEED Platinum and Passive House residences, thriving
community groups and even a sustainable Brewery that makes Revolutionary Ales from historic recipes. While this
neighborhood is just a 30 minute walk from Center City, or 10 minutes by train or bike, it’s an entirely different
experience of what Philadelphia has to offer, and it’s a great story of neighborhood revitalization spurred on by smart
development, sustainable practices, and community building.
Visita Técnica 6b– Going Green in Northern Liberties and Kensington
THIN FLATS , FIRST LEED FOR HOMES PLATINUM RESIDENCES IN PHILADELPHIA
Thin flats: Philadelphia's first platinum LEED certified construction project is in Northern Liberties
Penn Law’s
Golkin Hall, the
Visita Técnica 7– The University of Pennsylvania Master Plan
PENN LAW´S GOLKIN HALL, LEED GOLD, PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY
The University of Pennsylvania is a top-tier institution founded by Benjamin Franklin. It is now the region’s largest
employer, and a major force in the University City District. Penn is also one of the region's largest users of energy and
resources. This trolley/walking tour will demonstrate how planners are reducing the University’s environmental impact
and operating costs while inspiring sustainably-minded students. Strategic stewardship has transformed brownfield
sites into playing fields, renovated historic structures into state-of-art learning centers and revitalized the surrounding
community with safe streets. Green cleaning, stormwater management, chilled beams, healthy interiors and worldclass design complement the fabric of this 302-acre urban campus. Golkin Hall, the Wharton School addition, the
Music School renovation and Shoemaker Green are just a few of the LEED projects that will be viewed on the walking
tour of this venerable Ivy League school of 24,725 students.
newest
addition to the
four-building
University of
Pennsylvania
Law School
campus, has
been awarded
LEED Gold
status for new
construction by
the U.S. Green
Building
Council, a
coveted
Penn Law’s Golkin Hall at PENSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY
recognition of
PENN LAW’s GOLKIN HALL
The 40,000 square foot building, which formally opened in
April 2012, is part of a recently completed top-to-bottom
renovation of the Law School’s physical plant.
Dedicated in 2012, Golkin Hall serves as Penn Law’s main
entrance and completes its vision for the finest urban law
school campus in America. With its offices, classrooms,
auditorium, state-of-the art courtroom and many gathering
places, this new addition provides the Law School with another
signature space that encourages easy interaction and
collaboration among students, faculty, and staff.
best-in-class
building
strategies for
energy and
environmental
design.
In addition to incorporating advanced green features, Golkin
Hall’s modern design integrates classrooms, administrative
and faculty office space, and social areas. The design is
intended to promote interaction among all members of the law
school community, reinforcing its collegial culture. Besides
classrooms and offices, Golkin Hall also features a state-of-the
-art courtroom and 350-seat auditorium.
Visita Técnica 7b– The University of Pennsylvania Master Plan
WARTON BUSINESS SCHOOL, LEED, PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY
"Wharton is
committed to
reducing our
environmental
footprint and
continues to
advance our
sustainability
efforts through
operational
improvements
and the
commitment
and innovation
of the Wharton
community."
WHARTON BUSINESS SCHOOL
Wharton
Sustainability
Program
Mission:
To advocate for the University of Pennsylvania’s campus-wide greening
efforts by identifying and implementing substantive reductions in the
environmental impact of the Wharton community that demonstrate
leadership and sustainability on behalf of our students, faculty and
staff.
What We Do
The Sustainability Program, run by Wharton Operations, works to
identify and implement actions that reduce Wharton’s environmental
footprint and promote sustainable behavior among our stakeholders.
These activities include:
Working with consultants and Penn’s Facilities and Real Estate
Services group to identify HVAC, lighting and commissioning-related
projects that reduce our complex-wide energy use and increase our
use of clean, renewable energy
Seeking opportunities to engage with Wharton stakeholders including
students, staff, faculty, contractors, partners, sponsors and alumni to
change behavior in and outside of our facilities
Evaluate waste and recycling initiatives to reduce waste and increase
our diversion rates
Identify opportunities to improve or enhance our green cleaning, green
IT and water reduction programs
Any other opportunities to advance sustainability at Wharton
Wharton Business School ,PENSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY
Visita Técnica 7c– The University of Pennsylvania Master Plan
MUSIC BUILDING LEED GOLD, PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY
Music
Building Major
Renovation at
Pensylvani
University,
LEED GOLD
The project
goes beyond
energy
standards with
efficient
lighting and
controls,
mechanical,
and plumbing
systems.
MUSIC BUILDING LEED GOLD at PENSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY
MUSIC BUILDING
When the Music Building was renovated in 2010, it was
originally designed to meet LEED Silver requirements, but it
exceeded these targets with efficient lighting, occupancy
sensors, controls and mechanical and plumbing systems,
passive storm water management techniques, reduced site
water use with selection of drought resistant plant species
and “smart” controls that adjust irrigation based on rainfall
levels. Also noted, when it was certified LEED Gold, were
the project’s recycling or salvaging 95 percent of
construction waste, its use of recycled and regionally
produced construction materials such as steel and
concrete, its interior finishes and Greenguard-labeled
furnishings made with sustainable and recycled materials
as well as the ongoing use of “green” housekeeping
methods and cleaning products. The exterior facade
includes louvered sun shades, reducing heat loads. The
project was designed by Ann Beha, Architects .
Visita Técnica 7d– The University of Pennsylvania Master Plan
The University of Pennsylvania to LEED the Way Toward Sustainability
The University of Pennsylvania to LEED the Way Toward Sustainability
The Penn Connects plan recommends a “sustainable approach to development, with a particular focus on the opportunities available in the east campus
expansion area. Specific recommendations include: a long-term plan for climate neutrality; high-performance buildings to reduce energy consumption; smart
land use planning and increased open space; enhanced transportation; mitigating storm water issues; and improving recycling practices.”
Visita Técnica 8– The Navy Yard as a Sustainable Business Campus
The Philadelphia Navy Yard is Repurposed
Visit The Navy Yard, originally America's first naval shipyard, now reemerged as one of the region's most important
centers of employment, attracting new businesses and investment to Philadelphia. Today, The Navy Yard is a
dynamic, urban 1,200-acre business campus with more than 10,000 employees occupying over 6.5 million square
feet of office, industrial/manufacturing, and R&D space. Since the base closure in 1995, over $1 billion of public and
private funds have been invested into the campus. In early 2013, the Philadelphia Industrial Development
Corporation (PIDC) updated The Navy Yard's Real Estate Master Plan and created a community-wide Energy Master
Plan to accommodate the continuing investment and job growth, providing the roadmap for future development.
This tour features a range of sustainable development, including: the Corporate Center, developed by Liberty Property
Trust/Synterra Partners, which houses five LEED® buildings ranging from LEED certified to GlaxoSmithKline’s double
LEED Platinum headquarters; the Historic Core with renovated historic buildings like Urban Outfitters, Inc.’s awardwinning corporate campus; the U.S. Department of Energy’s Energy Efficient Buildings (EEB) Hub; and highlights
include innovative stormwater management initiatives, open park space, and the unregulated energy grid.
“ A shuttered
military facility
has been
transformed
into a thriving
commercial
development,
due in part to
innovative
energy retrofit
measures.”
Visita Técnica 9– LEED FOR HOMES—AFFORDABLE HOUSING
Walnut Hill West, LEED FOR HOMES Multifamily Affordable Housing, Philadelphia,PA
http://www.missionfirsthousing.org/
By Mission first housing group
The Challenge
These buildings were renovated and placed in service as
affordable housing in 1992. The original developer
mismanaged the project and upon expiration of the initial
compliance period, 1260 was asked to manage the property
to facilitate its preservation and redevelopment. At that time,
a large number of units were vacant and even more were in
disrepair. Although 1260 worked to repair the units, the
project was in poor physical condition and at risk of being
lost as an affordable housing resource without substantial
rehabilitation and recapitalization.
Walnut Hill West, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The Solution
Thanks to an allocation of Low Income Housing Tax Credits
from PHFA, these 32 units of affordable housing will be
preserved. The equity generated by the tax credits will fund a
major rehabilitation of the project along with the addition of
a common room, laundry facility, management office and
additional handicap accessible units. The area surrounding
the development is the focus of numerous communityplanning and redevelopment efforts, and this project will
create a tangible symbol of community revitalization.
Temple II: North Gratz Street. LEED FOR HOMES Multifamily Affordable Housing, Philadelphia,PA
By Mission first housing group
The Challenge
These 40 units of affordable family housing were
originally renovated over 20 years ago by National
Temple, LP III. After years of mismanagement and
neglect, the buildings had become an eyesore and
source of neighborhood problems. At the request
of the equity investor, 1260 stepped to stabilize
operations and preserve long-term affordability of
the project.
The Solution
The restoration of these 29 certified historic
townhomes is a part of a larger plan to revitalize
this North Philadelphia neighborhood. As a
certified LEED® Platinum project, the sustainable
design features of this project directly impact the
sustainability of the surrounding community. Not
only do the native vegetation and run-off swales
reduce flooding and add natural beauty to the
environment, but the energy savings the tenants
realize in their energy-efficient units (with extra
insulation, Energy-Star appliances, and highefficiency plumbing) will allow for more
discretionary income to be spent in the
community. In addition, the no-VOC interiors and
extra day-lighting provide immeasurable health
benefits to the residents and their children.
Temple II: North Gratz Street. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Relatorio Greenbuild Philadelphia 2013_Rev01

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