HOK RENEW General Presentation
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HOK RENEW General Presentation
Why Standards + Certifications A LARGE FIRM’S PERSPECTIVE Clark Davis, FAIA, LEED AP Mary Ann Lazarus, AIA, LEED AP hok.com TOPICS Sustainability at HOK What Matters to HOK Designers Thoughts on the Future SUSTAINABILITY AT THE CORE OF HOK • Recognized Industry Leader in Sustainable Design - 2009 “#1 Green Design Firm” by ENR • The HOK Guidebook to Sustainable Design; The Green Workplace • 860+ LEED-accredited professionals • 67 LEED-certified projects; 10 BREEAM rated projects and 200+ additional projects pursuing certification • Honored by the AIA Committee on the Environment with seven “Top 10 Green Projects” • Cited #1 as role models of green and sustainable design – 2009 Design Intelligence Sustainable Design Survey BIOMIMICRY + HOK Bio-mim-ic-ry: a science that studies nature's best ideas and imitates these designs and processes to solve human problems. Expanding our Impact Collaborating with Nature Driving Innovation What HOK designers want WHAT IS THE DESIGNER LOOKING FOR? Results of a recent survey of HOK designers: 1ST PRIORITY: Looks Great 2ND PRIORITY: Meets Sustainable Criteria 3RD PRIORITY: Long term Durability 4TH PRIORITY: Initial Cost PRIMARY SOURCE WHAT IS THE OF INFORMATION? Results of a recent survey of HOK designers: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Colleague recommendations Sales Rep Manufacturer’s websites Trade shows Library samples Third-party certifications Sustainable product databases WHO GENERALLY PERFORMS PRODUCT RESEARCH? Results of a recent survey of HOK designers: 1. Designer: 80% of the time 2. LEED Consultant 3. Product Librarian WHAT IS A “GREEN” PRODUCT? STANDARD DESCRIPTIONS Natural Non-toxic Recycled Local Reusable Salvaged Energy-efficient Resource-efficient Renewable EMERGING VOCABULARY Life cycle Intelligent Biomimetic Embodied energy Embodied carbon Socially-responsible Low-VOC WHAT ARE THE TYPICAL CHALLENGES WHEN LOOKING FOR “GREEN”? • Greenwashing • Not enough detail about product life cycle • Information is too “technical” (unknown chemicals, etc.) • Which label is best? • Not apples to apples CHALLENGES Making Decisions in Practice PRIORITIZING How much time to spend assessing? How much detail do I really need? What impacts or features matter most? PURCHASING At the end of the day, how do I make the right choice? IMAGE HERE WHAT DOES THE MANUFACTURER WANT TO SHARE? New Product Introductions Environmental features of a product line ONLINE RESOURCES 1. Manufacturer green claim 2. Trade-only design library 3. Interior design focus 4. Limited numbers 5. All manufacturer info GREEN SPEC PRODUCT DIRECTORY What it IS: • • • • Trusted Mark of Approval Screened Product Listings Product Database Guide to Product Sectors What it is NOT: • • • • Certification Referenced Standard Performance Guideline Testing Agency THE VALUE OF PERSONAL EXPERIENCE HOK BUILDING GREEN PORTAL • View all products in the system, including those that have been rejected or are still being reviewed • Suggest new products for review • Add comments as to why HOK does like a product • Indicate project(s) we have used it on HOK GREEN LIST PERKINS + WILL RED LIST PERKINS & WILL LIST STANDARDS, REGULATIONS, INDEPENDENT CERTIFICATIONS 1. BIFMA X7.1-2005 Furniture Standard 2. CHPS Low Emitting Materials Table 3. CRI Green Label & Green Label Plus 4. GreenGuard Indoor Air Quality & Children & Schools 5. Green Seal GS-11 6. MPI Green Performance Paint 7. RFCI FloorScore 8. SCAQMD Rules 1113 & 1168 9. SCS Indoor Advantage & Gold STANDARDS, REGULATIONS, INDEPENDENT CERTIFICATIONS 1. BIFMA X7.1-2005 Furniture Standard Only address indoor air quality IAQ Recycled content? 2. CHPS Low Emitting Materials Table Embodied energy? 3. CRI Green Label & Green Label Plus Worker safety?Indoor Air Quality 4. GreenGuard & Children & Schools Only address volatile organic 5. Green Seal GS-11 compounds (VOCs) 6. MPI Green Performance Paint Phthalates? 7. RFCI FloorScore Flame retardants? 8. SCAQMD Rules 1113 & 1168 Heavy metals? 9. SCS Indoor Advantage & Gold WHAT DO WE WANT? 1. Credibility 2. Clarity 3. Documentation 4. Performance detail 5. Personalization FULL LIFE CYCLE ASSESSMENT MULTIPLE ATTRIBUTE CERTIFICATION Toxics Biobased or recycled materials Product reclamation Renewable energy Social reporting LCA Point based SMART Building Product Standard Transparency: How did they get their ratings? NEW GREEN PRODUCTS INNOVATION INSTITUTE IMAGE HERE HOK CASE STUDY HOK Chicago Office, Chicago, IL LEED CI Platinum Research time “wading through”… • • • greenwashing irrelevant information (such as company’s general environmental statement) Cost data and substitutions checking 500 mile radius NOT a challenge given location Emphasis on salvaged, recycled content , and local materials HOK product design tile – first application HOK CASE STUDY HOK Chicago Office, Chicago, IL 3rd Party Certification Used • • • Cradle to Cradle certified workstations Low-VOC materials (Greenguard), Paint FSC Wood 3rd Party Certification Needed • • • Efficient lighting Lighting, temperature & ventilation controls Local materials Project Level 3rd Party Certifier • LEED American Inhouse Design Award from Graphic Design USA, April 2010. Future Directions ZERO ENVIRONMENTAL FOOTPRINT CHARGE! “Zero environmental footprint is this generation’s moon shot. And so, it must be ours at GSA. It is not only the right thing to do environmentally (though it is), it is also the right thing to do from a business perspective, from a social perspective, and from a strategic perspective. “ Martha Johnson, GSA Administrator footer ZERO ENVIRONMENTAL FOOTPRINT CHARGE! • Use federal buildings as a green proving ground for new technologies and techniques; • Practice with new technologies for smart grid modernization and embrace cradle-to-cradle design; • Aim for only green products on the federal supply schedule; • Incentivize green service providers to keep offering top-value, green services; • Develop and implement technology to track purchases of green products across government; GREEN PROVING GROUND HOK Projects with GSA (some) Byron Rogers Federal Office Building and Courthouse, Denver DHS - Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Detroit, MI DHS - Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Columbus, OH National Cancer Institute St. Elizabeth Coast Guard HQ National Regulatory Commission NOAA – National Center for Weather and Climate Prediction NOAA – Ford Island BIOMIMETIC PRODUCTS MAIN LINK BETWEEN BIOLOGY & DESIGN: “DETERMINATION OF FUNCTION” What function do we want to perform? How does nature perform that function? REFRACTED LIGHT VS. DYES REFRACTED LIGHT VS. DYES Morpho Butterfly REFRACTED LIGHT VS. DYES Dye-Free Fabrics – Teijin Fabrics SHED DIRT SHED DIRT SHED DIRT Lotusan by STO Self-Cleaning Paint MULTIPLE ATTRIBUTE CERTIFICATION SMART Building Product Standard GREEN PROVING GROUND Clark Davis, [email protected] Mary Ann Lazarus, [email protected] Thank you.