Applied Research and Development Building, Northern Arizona University

Project Name: Applied Research and Development Building, Northern Arizona University Year: 2007 Owner: Northern Arizona University Location: Flagstaff, AZ, USA Building Type: Educational Type: Extensive, Test/Research System: Custom Size: 0 sq.ft. Slope: 1% Access: Accessible, Private Submitted by: Greenroofs.com Designers/Manufacturers of Record: Architect: Burns, Wald-Hopkins Architects Construction: Kitchell Construction

The NAU, website (see below)states, "Northern Arizona University has gone LEED platinum with a new 60,000-square-foot research building. A photovoltaic array generates up to 20 percent of its power. Other green features include low-toxic materials, local wood, and a vegetated roof. Recycled water will be used to flush the toilets. The building cost $26-million, only about 10 percent more than standard construction." The building was awarded the 2007 Excellence in Structural Engineering Award from the Structural Engineers Association of Arizona.

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Download the January 24, 2008 Press Release from Northern Arizona University here.

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