Queens Green Building At A Glance:
-The new D’Angelo Center and the classrooms in
St. John Hall incorporate district
cooling, advanced lighting systems and controls,
demand control ventilation, displacement
HVAC and other sustainable features and
practices.
-St. Vincent Residence Hall incorporates valance
system heating and cooling.
-Most buildings have been upgraded with
digital control of mechanical systems.
-Site lighting and parking garages have been upgraded with
energy efficient lighting. Roadway and parking lot lighting has
been upgraded with LED.
-All buildings (2 million square feet) have been retrofitted
with fluorescent lighting upgrades and occupancy controls.
-Most of all roofing systems incorporate reflective coatings
-Storm water retention design has been incorporated into
the north east part of campus
-Most science laboratories have been upgraded with high
performance fume hoods kits
-Landscaping groundscare is transitioning to organics soils
management
-Residence Village (2300 beds) incorporate high efficiency
lighting, district cooling, water conservation fixtures and
laundries, and web-based Dashboard energy monitoring