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Free School received its charter in 1908. The new Middle School, located on Ponquogue Avenue, opened in April 2008 in celebration of the district’s Centennial. The Shinnecock (Ponquogue Point) Lighthouse located in Hampton Bays was built in 1858 and later demolished by the Coast Guard in 1948, but its iconography has informed the new building’s architectural identity. b b s H A M P T O N B A Y S M I D D L E S C H O O L

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Page 1: Creating Better Learning Environments - Part 3

The Hampton Bays Union Free School received its charter in 1908. The new Middle School, located on Ponquogue Avenue, opened in April 2008 in celebration of the district’s Centennial.

The Shinnecock (Ponquogue Point) Lighthouse located in Hampton Bays was built in 1858 and later demolished by the Coast Guard in 1948, but its iconography has informed the new building’s architectural identity.

The Hampton Bays Union Free School received its charter in 1908. The new Middle School, located on Ponquogue Avenue, opened in April 2008 in celebration of the district’s Centennial.

The Shinnecock (Ponquogue Point) Lighthouse located in Hampton Bays was built in 1858 and later demolished by the Coast Guard in 1948, but its iconography has informed the new building’s architectural identity.

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The Hampton Bays Middle School has been designed and constructed to be a high performing sustainable building that has received LEED Silver Certification.

It is responsive to the architectural identity of its community at large.

It is also a fully functional (5-8) middle school embracing team teaching and cooperative learning. It is a constant source of inspiration for the students who will spend a portion of their formative years here.

The Hampton Bays Middle School has been designed and constructed to be a high performing sustainable building that has received LEED Silver Certification.

It is responsive to the architectural identity of its community at large.

It is also a fully functional (5-8) middle school embracing team teaching and cooperative learning. It is a constant source of inspiration for the students who will spend a portion of their formative years here.

“M A I N S T R E E T” C O R R I D O R

“M A I N S T R E E T” C O R R I D O R A C C E S S I N G A L L P O I N T S

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GARNERING PUBLIC SUPPORT

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We knew where we were heading with the design. We had done the research and put together a plan.

Now, we needed the public to believe in what we were planning, and vote ‘yes’.

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VOTER APPROVAL

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DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

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CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS

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The performance of the exterior building envelope sets the standard for the performance of the entire project.

Proper architectural detailing and design leads to the development of more efficient HVAC systems.

Perimeter radiation heating was effectively removed from the project due to an improved exterior building envelope.

More efficient HVAC systems consume less energy.

The performance of the exterior building envelope sets the standard for the performance of the entire project.

Proper architectural detailing and design leads to the development of more efficient HVAC systems.

Perimeter radiation heating was effectively removed from the project due to an improved exterior building envelope.

More efficient HVAC systems consume less energy. Building PerformanceBuilding Performance

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SILL DETAIL

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HEAD DETAIL

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JAMB DETAIL

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Conventional construction detailing can lead to the development of an exterior building envelope that does not perform as well as it could. Gaps in insulation, air and moisture infiltration, and thermal bridging are key issues.

By rethinking the way we detail a building during the development of construction documents we can achieve a high performance exterior building envelope with minimal budget impact.

Conventional construction detailing can lead to the development of an exterior building envelope that does not perform as well as it could. Gaps in insulation, air and moisture infiltration, and thermal bridging are key issues.

By rethinking the way we detail a building during the development of construction documents we can achieve a high performance exterior building envelope with minimal budget impact.Building EnvelopeBuilding Envelope

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Hampton Bays Middle School

Locating the structural frame completely within the building envelope creates a thermal break between the inside and outside of the building.

Hampton Bays Middle School

Locating the structural frame completely within the building envelope creates a thermal break between the inside and outside of the building.

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Hampton Bays Middle School

Thermal breaks at floor slabs prevent heat loss due to conduction.

Hampton Bays Middle School

Thermal breaks at floor slabs prevent heat loss due to conduction.

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Hampton Bays Middle School

3” thick insulation within the wall cavity is continuous from the top to the bottom.

R-36 roof insulation has been used, (R-30 is the more typical standard requirement)

Hampton Bays Middle School

3” thick insulation within the wall cavity is continuous from the top to the bottom.

R-36 roof insulation has been used, (R-30 is the more typical standard requirement)

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Hampton Bays Middle School

Moisture is less likely to accumulate within a wall cavity when flashing is strategically located and proper ventilation of the wall cavity is provided.

Preventing moisture infiltration is key in the prevention of mold growth and contributes to high levels of indoor air quality (IAQ).

Hampton Bays Middle School

Moisture is less likely to accumulate within a wall cavity when flashing is strategically located and proper ventilation of the wall cavity is provided.

Preventing moisture infiltration is key in the prevention of mold growth and contributes to high levels of indoor air quality (IAQ).

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Hampton Bays Middle School

Combining all of these details creates a building envelope that will perform at a higher level than a more conventionally detailed building.

Hampton Bays Middle School

Combining all of these details creates a building envelope that will perform at a higher level than a more conventionally detailed building.

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The Hampton Bays Middle School performs at a higher level than a “baseline building” as defined by (ASHRAE 90.1-1999) and N.Y.S. Code standards.

Performance criteria are based upon the comparison of U-values of wall and roof assemblies.

The Hampton Bays Middle School performs at a higher level than a “baseline building” as defined by (ASHRAE 90.1-1999) and N.Y.S. Code standards.

Performance criteria are based upon the comparison of U-values of wall and roof assemblies.

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BUILDING PERFORMANCE Baseline Building vs. Hampton Bays Middle School

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Hampton Bays MS R = 19.65

Baseline Building R = 5

Wall Assembly R-values

Baseline Building $ 420,647

Hampton Bays MS $ 311,143

Projected Annual Energy CostsHampton Bays MS R = 33

Baseline Building R = 20

Roof Assembly R-valuesHampton Bays MS U = 0.33

Baseline Building U = 0.60

Window Assembly U-values

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The product selection process has been focused upon using regional materials that preferably have some percentage of recycled content.

Special attention has been given to the effects of product selection to indoor air quality. Key IAQ performance criteria include low gas emissions as well as chemical and pollutant source control.

The product selection process has been focused upon using regional materials that preferably have some percentage of recycled content.

Special attention has been given to the effects of product selection to indoor air quality. Key IAQ performance criteria include low gas emissions as well as chemical and pollutant source control. Product SelectionProduct Selection

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CONSTRUCTION

OCCUPANCY

LEED ‘SILVER’

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It was a part of our responsibility to monitor the construction phase of the Hampton Bays Middle School to be sure that goals set during the planning phases would be realized in actual construction.

Construction Waste Management diverted 75% of waste material from landfills, sending it instead to recycling centers for re-use and/or re-manufacture.

Intensive IAQ testing was conducted both during construction and before client occupancy.

It was a part of our responsibility to monitor the construction phase of the Hampton Bays Middle School to be sure that goals set during the planning phases would be realized in actual construction.

Construction Waste Management diverted 75% of waste material from landfills, sending it instead to recycling centers for re-use and/or re-manufacture.

Intensive IAQ testing was conducted both during construction and before client occupancy. b

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Hampton BaysMiddle School

Construction Began:April 2006

Partial Occupancy:February 2008

Full Occupancy: September 2008

Hampton BaysMiddle School

Construction Began:April 2006

Partial Occupancy:February 2008

Full Occupancy: September 2008

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LEED SILVER CERTIFICATION

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“Building it LEED was not the end…

…It was just the beginning.”

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