Carole Sandner Hall receives LEED Gold certification
April 20, 2012
The University of Notre Dame’s Carole Sandner Hall was recently certified LEED Gold by the United States Green Building Council.
The building, opened in the summer of 2011 as the new home for the Alliance for Catholic Education, is the sixth building on campus to receive LEED certification. Carole Sandner Hall features the following sustainable design and construction practices:
- It saves 172,032 kWh ($26,013) per year in electrical energy use, equating to 120 tons of CO2 annually versus a conventionally designed building.
- Its irrigation system uses 59 percent less water than a traditional irrigation system design.
- The building uses 60 percent less water, resulting in a water savings of 121,180 gallons of water per year.
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