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LEED-Certified and LEED-Equivalent Projects

LEED-Certified

Café Ventanas Renovation

project rendering

Project rendering

This beautifully designed dining facility is the cornerstone of The Eleanore Roosevelt College community. In 2021, the addition of Seventh College to the north increased the surrounding community with additional undergraduate students. Another driving factor of this renovation was to represent all students, celebrate diversity and embrace culture with unique food offerings, including Black Diaspora.

Additional features include a full-service coffee house within the current dining room. This new espresso bar offers a full coffee menu, pastries and some retail packaged products. Upgraded seating throughout this space with an eclectic mix of materials, finishes and style, along with upgrades to the interior lighting system with energy-efficient LEDs are also considered.

Exterior improvements included creating a visually appealing path on the south side of the building leading from the street to the main entrance, introducing a new connection from Seventh College to the north. Improvements and enhancements to the outdoor patio/amphitheater seating areas with fun and comfortable furniture and a mix-use of materials was included in the design.

Project Details

  • Project Manager: Keith Whaley
  • Executive Design Professional: Hanna Gabriel Wells (HGW)
  • Contractor: Suffolk Construction
  • Completed: Fall 2023
  • Location: Eleanor Roosevelt College

LEED Scorecard

Robert Paine Scripps Institution of Oceanography Seaside Forum

Robert Paine Scripps Seaside Forum

Sustainable Features

  • Construction waste recycling
  • Natural ventilation utilized throughout a majority of the building
  • Specialized glazing to reduce heat gain within the building
  • Natural lighting concept implemented
  • Landscaping designed to capture and use storm water in lieu of flowing off site

Project Details

  • Project Manager: John Sturla
  • Architect: Safdie Rabines Architects
  • Contractor: Jaynes Corporation
  • Completed: 2009

LEED Scorecard (PDF)

LEED-Equivalent

East Campus Graduate Housing

East Campus Graduate Housing

Sustainable Features

  • Grass lined swales control off site runoff
  • Open space preservation
  • Use of native planting in a water efficient landscape
  • Steel framing used recycled content
  • Construction waste recycling
  • Awnings and recessed openings control heat gain
  • Extensive daylighting
  • Operable windows with low emissivity glazing
  • Generous bicycle storage
  • Convenient shuttle stop location

Project Details

  • Project Manager: Anka Fabian
  • Architect: Studio E Architects
  • Contractor: Sundt Construction, Inc.
  • Completed: 2007

LEED Scorecard (PDF)

Original Student Center Expansion

Original Student Center Expansion

Sustainable Features

  • Provisions for access to alternative transportation
  • Water efficient landscaping and control of storm water runoff
  • Use of recycled materials
  • Improvements on reducing use of building energy

Project Details

  • Project Manager: Jay Smith
  • Architect: Public Architecture + Planning
  • Contractor: Marcotte + Hearne Builders, Inc.
  • Completed: 2008

LEED Scorecard (PDF)

Price Center Expansion

Price Center Expansion

Sustainable Features

  • Glazing design to incorporate natural lighting
  • Water use reduction throughout the building
  • Use of regional and recycled materials
  • Proponent for alternative transportation

Project Details

  • Project Manager: Jay Smith
  • Architect: Cannon Design
  • Contractor:A. Mortenson Company
  • Completed: 2008

LEED Scorecard (PDF)

RIMAC Annex

RIMAC Annex

Sustainable Features

  • Access to campus transit system
  • Water use reduction
  • Construction waste recycling
  • Low-VOC building materials utilized
  • Water-efficient landscaping

Project Details

  • Project Manager: Joel King
  • Architect: Bauer and Wiley
  • Contractor: Soltek Pacific Construction
  • Completed: 2009

LEED Scorecard (PDF)

The Village at Torrey Pines West – North Campus Housing Phase I

The Village at Torrey Pines West North Campus Housing

Sustainable Features

  • Storm water management program
  • Drought tolerant planting
  • Recycled water irrigation system
  • Flow through ventilation in apartment units
  • Cool roof technology
  • Natural day-lighting
  • User adjustable exterior sunshade panels

Project Details

  • Project Manager: Mark Rowland
  • Architect: MVE Institutional
  • Contractor: Turner Construction Company
  • Completed: 2010

LEED Scorecard (PDF)