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Catholic MATERIAL SELECTION The University of America School of Architecture CONSIDERATIONS The Catholic University of America School of Architecture The Catholic University of America School of Architecture Selecting Sustainable Strategies / Systems: Explore possible ideas and test for compatibility with: Project Mission Climate Site Program/Function Budget Code restrictions Aesthetic requirements Maintenance expectations Other pre-determined strategies or aspects of the project The Catholic University of America School of Architecture Selecting Materials: Explore possible ideas and test for compatibility with: Project Mission Climate Site Program/Function Budget Code restrictions Aesthetic requirements Maintenance expectations Other pre-determined strategies or aspects of the project The Catholic University of America School of Architecture The Catholic University of America School of Architecture Environmental Material Criteria Recycled Rapidly Renewable Salvaged Locally Manufactured Locally Harvested No Impact to Habitats Recyclable /Biodegradable Low Embodied Energy Non Toxic The Catholic University of America School of Architecture Environmental Material Criteria Recycled Rapidly Renewable Salvaged Locally Manufactured Locally Harvested No Impact to Habitats Recyclable /Biodegradable Low Embodied Energy Non Toxic The Catholic University of America School of Architecture Opportunities: Steel Concrete Sheathing Gypsum Board Metals Trex Ceramic Tile Carpet Homosote Fabrics Ceiling Tile Lab Top Paving Millwork The Catholic University of America School of Architecture Recycled Opportunities Cork Bamboo Lyptus Palm Poplar Wheatboard Sunflower Seed Hull Board Wool Carpeting Cotton Insulation Linoleum Rapidly Renewable The Catholic University of America School of Architecture Local Resources 500 mile radius The Catholic University of America School of Architecture Aluminum and Aluminum Products Alcoa (Goose Creek) JW Aluminum Company (N. 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Charleston) The Catholic University of America School of Architecture Environmental Material Criteria Recycled Rapidly Renewable Salvaged Locally Manufactured Locally Harvested No Impact to Habitats Recyclable /Biodegradable Low Embodied Energy Non Toxic The Catholic University of America School of Architecture Material Life-Cycle Analysis The Catholic University of America School of Architecture The Catholic University of America School of Architecture The Catholic University of America School of Architecture The Catholic University of America School of Architecture Case Study - CBF MISSION The Chesapeake Bay Foundation Excess Nutrients in Waterways Sedimentation Point Source Toxins The Catholic University of America School of Architecture Effluent Increase flow from in sewage urbanize treatment d land plants into relative area to waterways populatio contribute 2.65 times the rate of population growth approx.300 million pounds of n growth: nitrogen pollution in thesBay each year. Site Water MISSION Nutrient Pollution Sources Non-point Source Pollution Water Treatment Plants Each year, 2000 Current Trends Wetlands roughly 97.5 Developed 196,200 377,809 93% lost in the Air Pollution million Farm 490,200 372,310 -24% lower 48 pounds-Forest & 364,653 313,385 -14% Loss of Wetlands states comes from Wetland between air Other 17,392 4,948 -71% the late deposition. 1700s Most of tailpipes. mid-1980s: More than half (53%) this and the wer plant smoke stacks & vehicle comes from The Catholic University of America School of Architecture Energy Materials & Resources Site Conservation and Restoration Ecosystem restoration Stormwater reduction Minimized site disturbance The Catholic University of America School of Architecture Conservation - Harnessing Natural Resources Passive And Active Solar Design Mixed-mode Natural Ventilation Geothermal Heating And Coo...

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