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![]() Photograph Courtesy of Eley Guild Hardy Architects |
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Eley Guild Hardy Architect’s new, $2 million, 12,000 square foot office building in Biloxi, Mississippi received LEED Certification in December 2008. The design challenge was to create a LEED Certified building that was sensitive to the site, fosters an environment for creativity, and incorporates sustainable qualities without sacrificing aesthetic appeal. That goal was accomplished. |
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Large expanses
of glass allow abundant daylight and provide visual connections to the
surrounding landscape. Colors and textures inspired by the building’s
surroundings were incorporated into interior materials and finishes.
Natural products such as bamboo, acrylic panels with inlaid sea grass
and bio-composite sunflower seed cabinet doors were used in the finish
palette to reinforce the building’s connection to the environment.
Schmidt Consulting Group, Inc. provided the LEED energy model and site lighting calculations for the LEED submittal. |
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