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Inside Elco Yards: A LEED Gold Green Building Campus Tour, September 22, Redwood City, California
Event Description
Tour LEED Gold-certified Elco Yards and explore innovative systems, decarbonization strategies, and high-performance campus design.
Join USGBC California for an exclusive tour of Elco Yards, IQHQ's landmark mixed-use development spanning six city blocks in downtown Redwood City. This 530,000-square-foot campus brings together laboratory and office space, retail, public plazas, and community amenities to create a vibrant, walkable destination.
During the tour, attendees will explore how the project team balanced sustainability, design excellence, and long-term performance to achieve LEED Gold certification across all four buildings. Learn how innovative building systems, including heat-recovery chillers and central heat-pump hot water systems, support the project's energy and decarbonization goals.
The tour will also highlight the collaborative design process, including the role of the California Energy Design Assistance (CEDA) Program in evaluating energy-saving opportunities through technical analysis and energy modeling.
This is a unique opportunity for developers, architects, engineers, building owners, and sustainability professionals to experience a high-performance campus firsthand and gain insights into the strategies driving the next generation of sustainable development.
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$20 for non-members
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