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    <dateIssued>August 2, 2023</dateIssued>
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The Science and Environmental Center project teaches environmental stewardship, demonstrating how human interventions can be sensitive to the local environment and support regional ecologies. The project carefully weaves multiple sustainable strategies together, connecting school culture to place, creating education spaces that inspire lifelong learners while showing reverence for the natural world. The building is 100% electric and designed to be net zero operational energy/carbon, producing on-site all the energy it consumes annually. Its narrow floor plate allows for ample daylighting, views and natural ventilation, demonstrating how passive natural systems can reduce our need for energy</abstract>
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  <note>Biodiversity, Community, COVID-19, Ecology, Ecosystem, Educational Building, Efficiency, Low Maintenance, Passive ventilation, Project, Rain Water Harvesting, Water recycling, Well-being, Zero Energy. </note>
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