Repurposing Iconic Buildings What do you do with a Power Plant built in the 1950s that stopped producing power in 1989? You turn it into an office building of course! The City of Austin chose the Seaholm Redevelopment team in 2005 to repurpose the iconic structure and land around it. By the end of 2014
Commitment to Sustainability and Efficiency St. Edwards University has committed to having their buildings designed, constructed, and operated with sustainability in mind. By registering projects with the Austin Energy Green Building Program (AEGB), new buildings on campus can achieve sustainability goals, and commissioning is a key part of the process. EEA was hired to commission
Making Older Buildings Better How do you fix old, existing buildings that have become less energy efficient and are providing poor thermal comfort? Retro-commissioning, which is a process that improves the energy efficiency of a building and allows it to operate as the Owner intended, can help. Through the US Department of Defense’s (DoD) Energy