Osteopathic Healthcare of Maine
- Location
- Falmouth, Maine
Features
- Low off-gassing interior finishes such as paints, coatings, adhesives, sealants, & carpets
- Low flow toilet fixtures to conserve water use
- Occupancy sensors & daylight sensors to reduce excessive use of electricity
- All the interior lights intercept opaque surface disallowing direct light spillover
- Commitment to purchase Green Power to offset 70% of the grid-connected electricity
- Building materials with high-recycled content and available within 500 miles of the project
- Most of the furniture has been reused from the previous office building
- All the housekeeping cleaning agents conform to Green Seal standards
Overview
- LEED Standing
- Silver
- Project Team
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- Architect: Archetype - David Lloyd
- Builder: Portland Builders - Joshua Cushman
- Engineer: Titan Mechanical, Inc
- LEED consultation by: Gunnar Hubbard and Vamshi Gooje of Fore Solutions
This LEED® Silver project houses OHM and two additional tenants. It is a two-story, 6,000 square foot office building located on the edge of progressive development in Falmouth. The office serves as an example of modest and appropriate design solutions to align with the local vernacular. A central cupola brings daylight to the core of the building, while an appropriate balance of glass to room ratio creates well daylight office spaces with views to the bay. Foam insulation and high performance windows create an energy efficient envelope, and proper controls and a good selection of interior finishes creates an office space with an excellent interior environmental quality.
Owned by: Donald Hankinson, Keelyn Wu, and Thomas Gilson
Developed by: Bateman Properties
LEED consultation by: Gunnar Hubbard and Vamshi Gooje of Fore Solutions
Some of the high performance features you will notice in this building include:
- Low off-gassing interior finishes such as paints, coatings, adhesives, sealants, & carpets
- Low flow toilet fixtures to conserve water use
- Occupancy sensors & daylight sensors to reduce excessive use of electricity
- All the interior lights intercept opaque surface disallowing direct light spillover
- Commitment to purchase Green Power to offset 70% of the grid-connected electricity
- Building materials with high-recycled content and available within 500 miles of the project
- Most of the furniture has been reused from the previous office building
- All the housekeeping cleaning agents conform to Green Seal standards
LEED Standing: Silver LEED – NC
Architect: Archetype – David Lloyd
Lloyd@archetypepa.com
(207) 772-6022
Builder: Portland Builders – Joshua Cushman
jcushman@portlandbuilders.com
(207) 879-0118
Engineer: Titan Mechanical, Inc
