Ohio 4H Center
2006 - Columbus, OH
with Lincoln Street Studio
This new facility is used by Ohio 4H as a training and conference center and for state 4H offices. The 4H Center is the first building on the OSU Campus to achieve LEED certification and is located on a sensitive site in the Chadwick Arboretum tree reserve and research center. Environmentally friendly strategies in building and site design include: the use of a geothermal heating and cooling system, choice of materials, day-lighting strategies, minimal disturbance of land in the construction process, recycling of rainwater for irrigation, and absorptive paving.
with Lincoln Street Studio
This new facility is used by Ohio 4H as a training and conference center and for state 4H offices. The 4H Center is the first building on the OSU Campus to achieve LEED certification and is located on a sensitive site in the Chadwick Arboretum tree reserve and research center. Environmentally friendly strategies in building and site design include: the use of a geothermal heating and cooling system, choice of materials, day-lighting strategies, minimal disturbance of land in the construction process, recycling of rainwater for irrigation, and absorptive paving.
Personal responsibilities: development of construction documents, engineering coordination, and price estimation