In corporation of CLEAResult, Stephen Turner Inc. will be providing a seminar on Zero Energy Buildings - Rhode Island Commercial ZEB and RI Stretch Code to AIA on December 1st, 2021

The Rhode Island State Building Office is announcing that the adoption of the 2021 RI State Building Code has been completed and becomes effective on February 1, 2022. The current Code, which was based on the 2015 version of the International Code Council model building codes, has been updated to the 2018 version of the ICC model building codes.

This interactive virtual tour, sponsored by National Grid, hosted by CLEAResult, and presented by Stephen Turner Inc., featured a commercial energy code deep dive into Brown University's Engineering Research Center Building located in Providence, Rhode Island. This 81,000-sf facility houses microelectronics and bio cleanrooms and highly flexible modular research labs flanked by flexible, loft-like workspaces.

In corporation of CLEAResult, Stephen Turner Inc. provided a seminar on COMcheck to RI building officials. The following topics were covered: how to create a report in COMcheck; how to look at the COMcheck output for plan review; how to use COMcheck report for field inspection.

In corporation of CLEAResult, Stephen Turner Inc. provided a seminar on Zero Energy Buildings - Rhode Island Commercial ZEB and Rhode Island Stretch Code to building officials.

This interactive virtual tour, sponsored by National Grid, hosted by CLEAResult, and presented by Stephen Turner Inc., will feature the Fascitelli Center for Advanced Engineering at University of Rhode Island located in Kingston, Rhode Island. This 186,000-gsf, six-story facility filled with open, natural lit spaces, which were the centerpiece of the buildings design to enhance collaboration. It also features a beautiful spiral staircase that connects between floors.

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Join us for a free virtual building tour of the University of Rhode Island's Fascitelli Center for Advanced Engineering that provides a deep dive into commercial energy codes.

Date & time: 3/30/2021 9:00 am -11:00 am

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Couldn't make the virtual tour last Wednesday 3/3/2021? No worries - use the links below to view the recording or scroll through the presentation.

This interactive virtual tour, sponsored by National Grid, hosted by CLEAResult, and presented by Stephen Turner Inc., featured a commercial energy code deep dive into Brown University's Engineering Research Center Building located in Providence, Rhode Island. This 81,000-sf facility houses microelectronics and bio cleanrooms and highly flexible modular research labs flanked by flexible, loft-like workspaces.

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Stephen Turner Inc. and the city of Cambridge are proud to announce the King Open/Cambridge Street Upper School & Community Complex has received LEED v4 schools Platinum certification from the US Green Building Council (USGBC). The project is only the second in the country, and third in the world to attain this certification.

Designed as the first Net Zero Emissions and first LEED v4 Platinum school in Massachusetts, the building uses 43% less energy than a typical Massachusetts school and 70% less than the average school in the United States. The building is a Learning Lab with sustainability features prominently displayed to create transparent learning opportunities. Exterior features include 3,600 façade and roof-mounted PV panels, sunshades, bioswale bridges, and a hand pump at the rain gardens. Interior features include digital dashboards in each lobby, custom educational graphics on the walls, exposed “purple pipe” water reuse system, display areas for student projects, daylight controls, and visible heating and cooling elements.

The City of Cambridge and its associates worked to leverage this entire complex into a fully utilized community resource, allowing for after-hours and weekend use of the facilities for both the surrounding neighborhood and the whole of Cambridge community. The 270,000 SF building includes an elementary school, middle school, school district administration, preschool, afterschool, public library, public pool, human services programs, an acre of open space, and parking garage.