Project Details
Location: Minneapolis, Minnesota Total Cost: $11,100,000 Square Footage: 60,000 Completed: June 2010
Project Description
engineering design initiative served as the project Commissioning Authority for the new Hiawatha Public Works Facility. The building was designed and constructed in accordance with the LEED-NC program as developed by the United States Green Building Council. The Hiawatha facility represents the first LEED building constructed by the City of Minneapolis to achieve Platinum certification.
edi provided both fundamental and enhanced commissioning services in accordance with the LEED-NC criteria. Our commissioning process also complied with ASHRAE Guideline 0, The Commissioning Process.
edi’s commissioning included the following systems:
- Geothermal bore field (qty 90 bores, 250 ft deep)
- Geothermal central system water-to-water heat pumps
- High efficiency supplemental natural gas condensing boilers
- In-floor hydronic radiant slab heating
- Energy recovery ventilation unit serving the office area
- Heat recovery ventilation units serving the maintenance bays
- VAV air handlers and terminal units
- Primary/secondary pumping systems for hot, chilled and geothermal loops
- Lighting system occupancy sensor control
- Daylight harvesting photocell control
