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Hans Rosling Center for Population Health, University of Washington

Seattle, WA

Business Type

Academic building with classrooms and laboratory

Size

300,000 square feet

The new academic building includes offices, classrooms, conference space, open workstations, and collaborative group areas. The space invites scientists, researchers, and faculty to work together to tackle world health challenges and social and economic equity. It is the first and largest integrated design-build project on the University of Washington campus, a fruitful model that has led to more successful projects.

Architect

Miller Hull Partnership

Owner

University of Washington

Client

Hermanson

Sustainability

Certifications

  • WELL Building
  • LEED Platinum

Special features

  • Rainwater and greywater reclamation systems for efficient water usage
  • Heat recovery heat pump simultaneously heats and cools building with 400% efficiency
  • Targeting 18-24% energy savings from ASHRAE baseline
  • PV array provides 5% of buildings energy needs
  • 30% more ventilation than required by LEED goals and WELL standard

Media Coverage

Architectural Products, Hans Rosling Center for Population Health

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Architizer: Hans Rosling Center for Population Health // The Miller Hull Partnership

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Miller Hull: University of Washington’s New Hans Rosling Center Aims to be the Global Center for Population Health

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