This unique office and conservation campus
consists of 10,000 square feet of geodesic domes. Completed in 1997,
it received the 1999 Governor's Award for Excellence in Waste and
Pollution Prevention. With the goal of reducing the building's carbon
footprint and reducing energy bills, choices were made to incorporate
a variety of renewable energy systems, including a solar electric
array, wind turbine, ground source heat, and in-floor heating.
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Daylighting |
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Wolmanized pressure-treated foundation |
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Recycled paper insulation |
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Composting toilets |
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Wood boiler furnace |
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Compact fluorescent light bulbs |
