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B Y J E R R Y L . W A T E R S , A I A ; B R I A N B U T L E R , P. E . ; A N D A N D R E W C R A I G , P. E .
Josh Partee
Sandy, Ore., is known as "the Gateway to Mount Hood," so it's fitting that the
town's new high school preserves its wooded surroundings, allows nature to
permeate the building and harnesses natural resources to reduce energy and
water use. Expansive windows and the open, airy design provide a dramatic
change for the approximately 1,400 students who previously attended classes
in a cramped 90-year-old facility that was half the size. A rainwater harvesting
system provides water for toilet flushing and irrigation, while an energy tracking system creates friendly competition among building users. The school uses
one-half of the energy of a school built to code.
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DPR Construction Phoenix Regional Office
Bosarge Family Education Center at the Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens
LED Lighting
Sandy High School
Chemeketa Health Sciences Complex Addition
HPB Technology
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