Underfloor Air Distribution: Projects

Cover story: Teledesic Broadband Center The Teledesic Broadband Center, in Bellevue, Washington, is one example of this new office paradigm. Designed by the architecture firm NBBJ of Seattle in conjunction with mechanical engineering firm Arup of San Francisco, the project is an adaptive reuse of an industrial building to create the new headquarters for Teledesic, a company that is building a global broadband communications network. The design of the 70,000-square foot space incorporates many new workplace features, including a high loft-style ceiling, an open workstation plan, an open mezzanine, and an underfloor air distribution (UFAD) system that allows occupants to control the airflow to their individual workstations. A field study of the Teledesic offices was conducted during the winter months of 2000/2001 to gain both quantitative and qualitative insight into the building’s performance. (More......)
State of California Completion: August 2002 Size: 330,000 ft2 office, ... Architect: Johnson Fain Partners, ... General contractor: Helsel Phelps HVAC design: Taylor Engineering	Electronic Arts, Inc. Completion: March 2002 Size: 316,000 ft2 office, ... Architect: Gensler, ... General contractor: Webcor HVAC design: Taylor Engineering
Gap, Inc. Wilson/Equity Office Completion: December 2002 Size: 290,000 ft2 office, ... Architect: William Mcdonough General contractor: S&W HVAC design: Taylor Engineering	Palm, Inc. Phase I, II Completion: August 2002, ... Size: 1,600,000 ft2 office, ... Architect: William Mcdonough, ... General contractor: Webcor HVAC design: Taylor Engineering
The William & Flora Hewlett Foundation Completion: May 2002 Size: 48,000 ft2 office, ... Architect: B.H. Boook General contractor: Vance Brown	William Farrell Building Completion: September 2001 Size: 127,000 ft2 office, ... Architect: Busby & Associates Archtitects Another article related to William Farrell Building
CBE UFAD DATABASE: PRELIMINARY LIST OF BUILDINGS CBE has a preliminary list created with input from building industry organizations, and CBE is currently verifying project information to populate this database. You may download this list in PDF format.