ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN
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LPA Inc., continued ...
"We are proud of the new building – not only for the exciting work on
space missions that will take place within its walls, but also because
it uses the latest green technology to help us protect the environment
we live in on planet Earth," said JPL Director Dr. Charles Elachi.
The
six-story center will house missions in the busy design and development
phases, when engineers and scientists from around the world must work
together closely. The 190,000-square-foot building includes a 400-seat
auditorium, basement, conference rooms and private, yet flexible
workstations. The building is designed to exceed California's stringent
Title 24 requirements by 25 percent.
"The Flight Projects Center
honors the leadership NASA exhibits in space with a thoughtful and
sustainable building that practices efficiency and treads lightly on
the earth," says Keith Hempel, LPA architect. "It's our first project
for the federal government, and we're honored to be part of the JPL
legacy."
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LPA Inc., continued ...
"We are proud of the new building – not only for the exciting work on
space missions that will take place within its walls, but also because
it uses the latest green technology to help us protect the environment
we live in on planet Earth," said JPL Director Dr. Charles Elachi.The six-story center will house missions in the busy design and development phases, when engineers and scientists from around the world must work together closely. The 190,000-square-foot building includes a 400-seat auditorium, basement, conference rooms and private, yet flexible workstations. The building is designed to exceed California's stringent Title 24 requirements by 25 percent.
"The Flight Projects Center honors the leadership NASA exhibits in space with a thoughtful and sustainable building that practices efficiency and treads lightly on the earth," says Keith Hempel, LPA architect. "It's our first project for the federal government, and we're honored to be part of the JPL legacy."
<< PREVIOUS PAGE
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'OC METRO Minute,' Tresor Properties begins construction on first LEED homes on state's coast
Irvine Valley College dedicates new facility
'OC METRO Minute,' Oct. 19: Irvine Co. announces plans for 2010 New Home Collection
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