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When we embarked on our new building project, we designed it
based on our “triple bottom line” philosophy and
decision making approach. This philosophy focuses
on the well-being of the individual and our collective
community; increasing the health and vitality of the
natural environment, and producing a long-term positive
economic impact. When addressing any decision,
Aerzen considers how each entity will relate to the other
to produce a solid outcome.
Our new building design not only illustrates our
commitment to be a leader in our industry, it is a
response to our employee needs and current
environmental
concerns. Specific
technologies used
throughout the facility
are incorporated to
reduce energy needs
while increasing both
output and productivity.
GREEN Building Highlights:■ 30,000 sq.ft. of assembly plant + 10,000 sq.ft.
of office space
■ Project designed to achieve the LEED®
(Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design)
Gold certification through the U.S. Green
Building Council
■ Facility uses an average of 40% less energy
than conventionally designed buildings
■ Designed to enable Lean Manufacturing
■ Water efficient landscaping
■ Nearly 100% of construction
waste recycled
One step ahead
Aerzen USA Corporation 108 Independence Way Coatesville, PA 19320 Phone: 610-380-0244 Fax: 610-380-0278 www.aerzenusa.com [email protected]
Be the CHANGEyou want to see
in the WORLD.
Aerzen USA’sGREEN
Building Guide
—Mahatma Ghandi
One step aheadAbout Aerzen:Aerzen is a worldwide leading manufacturer of
high-quality positive displacement blowers,
compressors, and vacuum pumps. Known for the
reliability of its products, Aerzen has been an innovator
since it was founded in Germany in 1864.
As the Aerzen US subsidiary, Aerzen USA
assembles packages, maintains and overhauls
machines, and provides support to its customers from
its Coatesville headquarters and satellite offices.
Aerzen USA’s production facility
Please refer to the legend below to identify many of the building’s GREEN features.Water
1 ● Permeable paving for efficient water drainage2 ● Underground rock beds that promote irrigation 3 ● Rain gardens designed for plants to absorb rain water4 ● Rooftop designed to cultivate vegetation5 ● Waterless urinals
Land1 ▼ Building orientation to maximize land usage 2 ▼ Wild meadow with native trees & shrubs3 ▼ Substituted excess parking with grass area4 ▼ “Green” paving of fire lane
Solar1 ● Passive solar building design2 ● Solar tubes & day lighting3 ● White, reflective roof
Energy Usage1 ■ Internal overhead doors to manage heat2 ■ Earth tubes for the production area3 ■ Geothermal heat pump heating and cooling4 ■ Highly efficient lighting throughout5 ■ ENERGY STAR appliances6 ■ Loading docks sealed & under roof7 ■ Straw bale construction: R value of 48
Recycling1 ● All wood materials from sustainable forests2 ● Concrete contains 40% fly ash or slag3 ● Linoleum instead of vinyl tiles4 ● Walkway areas covered with 40% recycled glass5 ● Recycled office furniture6 ● Low VOC (volatile organic compound) materials
Social1 ◆ Exterior view from all work areas2 ◆ Wide glass window and meeting room between work spaces 3 ◆ Ability to share conference room space with the community
Air1 ▲ CO2 monitoring sensors2 ▲ Air quality management in copier area3 ▲ Automatic windows for ventilation4 ▲ Heat recovery ventilation exhaust in office area
Space Usage1 ● Designed for flexibility2 ● Wide-spanned production
& storage area3 ● Underground utility grid
for electric & air inproduction area
Office area with day lightingand repurposed furniture
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