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...given the unique starting point and varying operational needs of each school??€”Harvard Medical School??€™s energy expenditures include the electricity demands of its labs, where thousands of students and faculty conduct research, for example—it is unclear whether Harvard will be able to achieve 30 percent reductions across the board...
Gund Hall’s vast expanse of single-paned windows overlooking the large studio space is a major source of heat loss in the winter and overheating in the summer, the school??€™s facilities manager W. Kevin Cahill explains...
Additionally, the school has struggled to find an economically viable solution that would not ruin the architectural integrity of the building, says School of Design professor Christoph F. Reinhart, who has spearheaded many of the school??€™s sustainability efforts...
Similarly, Harvard Law School has run into difficulties in meeting its sustainability goals, as many buildings on campus were constructed in the 1950s, according to the school??€™s facilities director John Arciprete. The Law School has cut emissions by 14 percent thus...
...Northwest Corner project, which is slated for completion by the end of 2011, will add about 250,000 square feet to the Law School??€™s campus—and a much larger real reduction goal in existing buildings, Arciprete says...