Features:
■ halo built on top of the building provides a screen for
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the mechanical structures on the building’s roof.
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ore than 300 LED lights light up the halo at night and
can change color to coincide with different celebrations
or holidays.
■ row of shades below the halo are set at a specific angle
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to either block or allow more sunlight into the building
depending on the time of year.
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he building uses the Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF)
ambiance system that utilizes Freon to cool the air and is
the biggest system in the state of Utah.
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Each office has occupancy sensors that shut off lights
and maintain a conservative temperature when the room
is unoccupied.
■ he lights in the building are equipped with daylight
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sensors that dim the lights according to the amount of
natural light coming into the building.
The Future:
There are 330 separate VRF boxes that can control
the climate of about 50 square feet of office space.
Each box has its own thermostat, so inhabitants can
change the temperature in their space without affecting
the whole building.
Phase two will be completed in spring of 2015 and will add
an additional 220,000 square feet to the campus, including a
processing and bottling plant and will-call facilities. ●
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