HOK St. Louis, Missouri Ripley Rasmus AIA LEED AP The Sustainable Air Terminal

HOK St. Louis, Missouri

Ripley Rasmus AIA LEED APThe Sustainable Air Terminal

Ripley Rasmus AIA LEED APThe Sustainable Air Terminal

Sustainable Design• The art of designing the built environment in support of the natural environment.

• “Meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their needs”

LEEDUSGBC Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design

• Guidelines supporting Sustainable Design and Building practices.

• A rating system for measuring compliance with sustainable design guidelines.

Boston Logan Terminal “A”Boston, Massachusetts

Sustainability ImplementedAmerica’s First LEED Certified Air Terminal

Boston Logan Terminal ABoston, Massachusetts

• Developer - Delta Air Lines, Inc.

• Owner - Massachusetts Port Authority (Massport)

• 43 Acre Site (Split Operations)• 686,000 sf complex• Terminal: 8 contact gates + 7

RJ positions• Satellite: 10 contact gates

• $480 M Terminal opened in March 2005

The Design Challenge

Foundation Sustainable Design Goals…

• Sustainable Direction

– Design Guidelines- including sustainable design assessment criteria for the selection of the design/construction team

– Section 61 Findings for MEPA- forming basis of agreement between Massport and Delta

The Design Opportunity

Boston Logan Terminal ABoston, MassachusettsSimple, Architecture


Boston Logan Terminal ABoston, MassachusettsCompact, Flexible Processing

Boston Logan Terminal ABoston, MassachusettsClear Destinations



Daylighting, Views and Place



Boston Logan Terminal ABoston, MassachusettsDaylighting, Views and Place

• Site

– Site selection, density and redevelopment

– Alternative transportation

– Storm water design

– Heat Island effect

• Water Efficiency

– Water efficient landscaping

– Water Use reduction

• Energy and Atmosphere

– Enhanced commissioning

– Optimize Energy Performance

Final LEED Credit Matrix

•Materials and Resources

•Recycled content

•Local/ regional materials

•Indoor Environmental Quality

•Construction management plan

•Low-emitting materials

•Indoor chemical & Pollutant source control

•Thermal Comfort

•Innovation and Design Process

•Exemplary Performance in Recycled Content and Local materials

Final LEED Credit Matrix

• Federal and State pressure for sustainable design

• Pre-Established Airport Design Guidelines and the incorporation of mitigation measures during the EIS process that include sustainable/ green buildings

• Proactive Airport : Established business agreement between airport and tenant included LEED Certification requirement.

Logan Sustainable Design: Keys to Success

• Sustainable Sites



LEED CIGreen Building Rating System for

Commercial Interiors

• Materials and Resources

• Indoor Environmental Quality

• Innovation and Design Process



The New Indianapolis AirportIndianapolis, Indiana

Sustainable Design and Building FormShaping a Sustainable Architecture

Tool Serving Indianapolis’ Future

• 30 Year Plan• 21st Century Building• Change and the Future (100 Gates)

“Sound Building”…50 Years+

Gateway Architecture

Respect “Place”

The Vision

Visionary Client• 30 Year Plan• 50 Year Buildings• Respect for Place• 21st Century Building• Change and the Future (100 Gates)

Sustainable Design Objectives

Integrated Design Team with Sustainable Design Focus

The Design Opportunity

existing terminal

original runway

runway expansion

proposed terminal (40

Gates)

new control tower

proposed access ramp

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The Indy Powerhouse

The Air Terminal

Office/Air handling

Departures

EDS Mezzanine

Arrivals/Make-up

The Terminal

The Terminal

Principles:1. Allow the Best & Most Rational Planning to Govern

2. Embrace the Natural Environment of Indiana

3. Reflect Indiana’s Culture in Every Part of the MTC4. Maximize Potential for Change & Growth

Design Approach

Principles:

“Embrace the Natural

Environment Here”– Tailor the Building to

the Sun, the Wind, the Rain and Snow

– Embrace the Landscape of Horizon & Sky.

Sustainable Design

Preserving the Relationship Between People and Place…

“Embracing the Landscape of Horizon and Sky”

• Sustaining Views• Day Lighting• Roof Form• “Light” Building• High Performance Envelope• Efficient Systems

Building Form: Key Issues

Views and Light

The Procession

The Science of Light

The Sheltering Roof

High Performance Curtain Wall

Concourses

Concourses

Preserving the Relationship Between People and Place…

“Embracing the Landscape of Horizon and Sky”

• Sustaining Views• Day Lighting• Roof Form• “Light” Building• High Performance Envelope• Efficient Systems

Sustainable Design Objectives• Site

– Site selection– Alternative Transportation– Alternative Fuel Vehicles– Reduced Site Disturbance– Stormwater Design– Heat Island effect (R/NR)– Reduced Light Pollution

• Water Efficiency– Water efficient landscaping– Water Use reduction

• Energy and Atmosphere– Optimize Energy Performance

(21%)– Enhanced Commissioning– Measurement and Verification

• Materials and Recourses– Construction Waste Management– Resource Reuse– Recycled Content (43%)– Local/Regional Materials (73%)– Renewable Materials

• Indoor Air Quality– Air Delivery Monitoring– Construction IAQ Management– Low Emitting Materials– Controllability of Systems– Thermal Comfort– Daylighting and Views

• Innovation ++– Sound Monitoring– Lighting– Exemplary VOC Reduction

Indy Sustainable Design: Keys to Success

“An Integrated Design Team”• A Visionary Owner

• Shared Goals

• Taking Risks

• An Experienced Team Sharing a

Common Vision

New Indianapolis International AirportIndianapolis, Indiana

• Sustainable Sites





• Materials and Resources

• Indoor Environmental Quality

• Innovation and Design Process



The New Indianapolis AirportIndianapolis, Indiana

Documents

HOK St. Louis, Missouri Ripley Rasmus AIA LEED AP The Sustainable Air Terminal