Advanced Energy Design Guide for Small Retail Buildings:
Achieving 30% Energy Savings Toward a Net Zero Energy Building

by  American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air-Conditioning Engineers;   The American Institute of Architects;   Illuminating Engineering Society of North America;   U.S. Green Building Council;   U.S Department of Energy

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The second in a series of design guides created to provide recommendations for achieving 30% energy savings over ASHRAE Standard 90.1-1999 standards, this guide focuses on retail buildings smaller than 20,000 ft2 (2,000 m2). The book includes chapters on integrated design, recommendations by climate zone, several case studies, and practical guidelines for implementing the recommendations.

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This information was last verified on 5/28/08

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Interface Showroom and Offices (7,000 sq. feet) (650 sq. meters) Commercial office, Retail Real Goods Solar Living Center (5,500 sq. feet) (510 sq. meters) Retail Zion Visitor Center (7,600 sq. feet) (710 sq. meters) Assembly, Park, Retail, Transportation, Interpretive Center

Interface Showroom and Offices The Interface Showroom is a retail and commercial showroom tenant space located in the Centergy Building in midtown Atlanta. The project includes eight permanent workspaces, a reception and showroom space, a product presentation area, a product display "gallery," and storage space for samples and sales collateral. Interface's mission was to create a space that would be close to its customers, allow for product mockup, tell the "Interface Story," provide office space for staff, support urban redevelopment in downtown Atlanta, propel sustainable initiatives, and offer a space for special events. Interface later added two additional offices inside the tenant space discussed here.

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