KVCC Sustainable Agriculture Building
Kennebec Valley Community College- Sustainable Agriculture Lab Building
Project Photo Gallery
Project Team
Other Team Members
Paul Lewandowski, Principal, formerly with SMRT
Kristen Damuth, Project Manager, SMRT
Nicole Rogers, Architect, SMRT
Tim McDonald, Architectural Designer, SMRT
Kerry Dineen, Mechanical Engineer, SMRT
William Heil, Electrical Engineer, SMRT
Phil Newcombe, Facilities, KVCC
Rick Hopper, President, KVCC
Bill Behrens, ReVision Energy
Jeana Stewart, Interior Designer
With the acquisition of nearly 800 acres of land, Kennebec Valley Community College is developing the Alfond Campus. SMRT designed the first new building on the site, a laboratory and classroom building that includes 3 labs; food prep/packaging, soils research and general science lab, classrooms, a computer lab, a 60-seat tiered auditorium and student lounge and informal learning space. With a goal of getting as close to NetZero as possible with the available budget, the building is a model for future development on the campus.
Quick Facts
General
Location
Hinckley, Maine
Building Type
Lab/classroom
Project Type
Zero Energy Ready / Near Zero Energy
Basis of Performance Claim
Modeled
Bathrooms
3.0
Conditioned Floor Area
16,690 sq ft
Total Cost of Project
$4,366,400
Energy Summary
Energy Data Type
Modeled
Renewable Energy System Type(s)
Photovoltaics, Geothermal
Ratings
Annual renewable energy generated
1,950,000 kWh/year
Envelope and Mechanicals
Subslab assembly
4" reinforced concrete slab, vapor retarder beneath entire slab, 2" rigid insulation
Foundation wall assembly
Foundation wall is 1'- 1 1/2" thick and 5'-0" deep with 2" thick rigid insulation board on inside of wall.
Above grade wall assembly
There are 2 main types of wall assemblies:
1) fiber cement siding on furring strips at 16" O.C., 3" rigid insulation, 5/8" modified bituminous sheet air barrier, sheathing, 6" metal studs, 5/8" gypsum board interior.
2) face brick, 2" air space, 3" rigid insulation, 5/8" modified bituminous sheet air barrier, sheathing, 8" metal studs, 5/8" gypsum board interior
Door Assembly
Aluminum clad wood commercial doors - Low-e with argon - Pella
Aluminum clad wood sliding doors - Low-e with argon - Pella.
Project Photo Gallery
Project Team
Other Team Members
Paul Lewandowski, Principal, formerly with SMRT
Kristen Damuth, Project Manager, SMRT
Nicole Rogers, Architect, SMRT
Tim McDonald, Architectural Designer, SMRT
Kerry Dineen, Mechanical Engineer, SMRT
William Heil, Electrical Engineer, SMRT
Phil Newcombe, Facilities, KVCC
Rick Hopper, President, KVCC
Bill Behrens, ReVision Energy
Jeana Stewart, Interior Designer
With the acquisition of nearly 800 acres of land, Kennebec Valley Community College is developing the Alfond Campus. SMRT designed the first new building on the site, a laboratory and classroom building that includes 3 labs; food prep/packaging, soils research and general science lab, classrooms, a computer lab, a 60-seat tiered auditorium and student lounge and informal learning space. With a goal of getting as close to NetZero as possible with the available budget, the building is a model for future development on the campus.
Quick Facts
General
Location | Hinckley, Maine |
---|---|
Building Type | Lab/classroom |
Project Type | Zero Energy Ready / Near Zero Energy |
Basis of Performance Claim | Modeled |
Bathrooms | 3.0 |
Conditioned Floor Area | 16,690 sq ft |
Total Cost of Project | $4,366,400 |
Energy Summary
Energy Data Type | Modeled |
---|---|
Renewable Energy System Type(s) | Photovoltaics, Geothermal |
Ratings | |
Annual renewable energy generated | 1,950,000 kWh/year |
Envelope and Mechanicals
Subslab assembly |
4" reinforced concrete slab, vapor retarder beneath entire slab, 2" rigid insulation |
---|---|
Foundation wall assembly |
Foundation wall is 1'- 1 1/2" thick and 5'-0" deep with 2" thick rigid insulation board on inside of wall. |
Above grade wall assembly |
There are 2 main types of wall assemblies: |
Door Assembly |
Aluminum clad wood commercial doors - Low-e with argon - Pella |