Skip to main content

MyUW
Calendar
Directories
Libraries
UW Medicine
Maps
UW Today

Helpful Links

Computing/IT
Workday HCM
Husky Card
UW Bothell
UW Tacoma
UW Facebook
UW Twitter

University of Washington

University of Washington

Students
Parents
Faculty & Staff
Alumni

Overview
Explore
Localize
Precedents
Library

Overview
Explore
Localize
Precedents
Library

Home
Targeting 100
Precedent Studies
Comparative Analysis of Hospital Energy Use

November 7, 2019

Comparative Analysis of Hospital Energy Use

Pacific Northwest and Scandinavian

6 2013 AAHF – ?

Missing

Targeting 100!

Targeting 100! is a research project that provides a conceptual framework and decision-making structure at a schematic design level of precision for hospital owners, architects, and engineers to radically reduce energy use in hospitals. Following the goals of Architecture 2030 and The 2030 Challenge, it offers access to design strategies and the cost implications of those strategies for new hospitals to utilize 60% less energy. The name comes from the 2030 Challenge energy reduction goal for hospitals; a 60% energy use reduction from typical acute care hospital targets approximately 100 KBtu/SF Year, thus Targeting 100!

Visit T100

Connect with us:

Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn

Contact Us
Support CBE
Calendar
CBE Intranet
Privacy
Terms

©2019 College of Built Environments | Seattle, WA