LA Heritage Gonzalez|Goodale Architects626.568.1428 Pasadena, CA 91105 Design and planning for Central Los Angeles Learning Center #1, Heritage K-12, incorporates many sustainable design elements. HK-12 complies with the Collaborative for High Performance School (CHPS) rating system, the “Savings By Design” program administered by California utility companies and has been designed for eligibility with State Allocation Board’s Energy Allowance Grant Program: the mechanical (HVAC) and electrical systems are designed to perform 20% above the State’s minimum Title 24 Energy performance criteria. Additional Info: Thermal displacement ventilation (TDV) : Heating and air conditioning is supplied at floor level of each classroom and interior space; supply air is delivered at 65 degrees Fahrenheit rather than 55 degrees required for a standard “overhead” supply systems. Heritage K-12 is the first extensive TDV campus in the State of California. Central plant serving the entire K-12 campus: central plant cooling system will consist of three electric-driven, water cooled centrifugal chillers, using an environmentally acceptable refrigerant. The 1,220-ton load will be served by two chillers at 500-tons and one at 220-tons. The 220-ton chiller will solely operate at low load conditions. Materials: Lighting controls coordinated with daylighting photocells and occupancy sensors Heat reflective thermoplastic membrane cool roof artificial turf rapidly renewable building materials such as cork flooring low-emitting VOC products adhesives, sealants, paints, composite wood products Energy Star equipment and appliances. | K - 12
: LAUSD Central Learning Center #1 |    Photos: Robert Gonzales |
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