وحید 0319
4th October 2012, 03:33 PM
فقط برج طلایی leed قدرت مقاومت در برابر باد 300mph را دارد.!!( عکس هایی با کیفیت مطلوب ) (http://ahmadmz.mihanblog.com/post/125)
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There aren't too many cities that can claim an eco-tower that also boasts LEED status, so Miami must beexceptionally proud to have a brand new downtown office tower with LEED Gold certification. Just last week, the stunning 35-story tower hit a double when it was awarded with not only its green status, but at the same time its certificate of occupancy. A beautiful expression that includes a number of sustainable strategies, undoubtedly one of the most impressive details of this constriction is that the innovative glass curtain wall was built to withstand winds of up to 300 mph!
Located in Miami’s Brickell Financial District, the new tower hosts over 582,000 sq ft of leasable ’class A’ space. And unlike most buildings in the Miami area, the new Brickell building features large-missile impact resistant glass up its entire facade, protecting the entire building from winds of up to 300 mph, and making it one of the nation’s most wind-resistant office buildings.
With energy and water efficient design, the new tower is placed well ahead of the curve, especially when compared to buildings of a similar size built to code. And not just an end product of eco-friendly nature, measures were taken to keep things green from the offset – over 70% of construction waste was recycled and 40% of the building materials come from within 500 miles of the site. The building also provides preferred parking for fuel-efficient vehicles, and bike racks complimented with shower facilities also help encourage employees to create an eco-friendly commute
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There aren't too many cities that can claim an eco-tower that also boasts LEED status, so Miami must beexceptionally proud to have a brand new downtown office tower with LEED Gold certification. Just last week, the stunning 35-story tower hit a double when it was awarded with not only its green status, but at the same time its certificate of occupancy. A beautiful expression that includes a number of sustainable strategies, undoubtedly one of the most impressive details of this constriction is that the innovative glass curtain wall was built to withstand winds of up to 300 mph!
Located in Miami’s Brickell Financial District, the new tower hosts over 582,000 sq ft of leasable ’class A’ space. And unlike most buildings in the Miami area, the new Brickell building features large-missile impact resistant glass up its entire facade, protecting the entire building from winds of up to 300 mph, and making it one of the nation’s most wind-resistant office buildings.
With energy and water efficient design, the new tower is placed well ahead of the curve, especially when compared to buildings of a similar size built to code. And not just an end product of eco-friendly nature, measures were taken to keep things green from the offset – over 70% of construction waste was recycled and 40% of the building materials come from within 500 miles of the site. The building also provides preferred parking for fuel-efficient vehicles, and bike racks complimented with shower facilities also help encourage employees to create an eco-friendly commute
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