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Sano-Rubin
completed the
Empire State College's
new $10.8 million Center for Distance Learning in August 2009.
The 46,000
square foot, 3-story, steel framed
building is located at
113 West Avenue, adjacent to the existing facility. The facility
contains administrative offices, conference rooms,
meeting rooms,
and instructional spaces as well as a multipurpose
room and kitchen on the third floor. Geothermal wells
were a main component of
the work
and provide reduced energy
consumption.
Designed By: JMZ Architects &
Planners, PC
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27% of the
products specified for the project are from recycled materials
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17% of specified products are
produced locally, within 500 miles of Albany
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Low VOC (volatile organic
compound) paint, carpet,
adhesives, sealants, composite wood and agri-fiber products were specified
to improve the indoor air quality in the building
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Daylight and views
have been provided for 95% of occupants to enhance their well-being.
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Accessibility to public and alternative
transportation
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On-site renewable resources
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Enhanced refrigeration management and
optimized energy performance
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