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20C — March 16 - 29, 2012 — The Best of 2011 — Mid Atlantic Real Estate Journal

Mid Atlantic Real Estate Journal — The Best of 2011 — March 16 - 29, 2012 — 21C

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A RCHITECTURAL F IRM

The BEST GREEN PROJECT of 2011

The MAREJ’S GREEN Building Section

777 Terrace Avenue Hasbrouck Heights, NJ 07604 Phone: 201-288-2600 www.dmrarchitects.com

Providing the latest methods, services, products and best practice scenerios facing the commercial real estate industry in green building today.

Hartz Mountain

Emory Hill

Ben Franklin Tech Partners

Celebrating 20 years of design excellence! specializing in Municipal Education Healthcare Corporate

Ben Franklin TechVentures is an award-winning technology-based incuba- tor owned and managed by the Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Northeastern Pennsylvania on Lehigh University’s campus. The recently-opened expansion, TechVentures2, added 47,000 s/f. and will create up to 200 sustainable, highly paid technology jobs and retain 100 more at new companies in its first three years. The architect was Spillman Farmer Architects and the construction manager was Allied Building Corporation. TechVentures2 is registered to be LEED Gold-certified.

To feature your company, project, or services please contact: Mike Campisi 800-584-1062 x 208 email: mcampisi@marejournal.com

Emory Hill constructed the Delaware Tech Energy House , a teaching facil- ity built entirely with the latest “green” technologies, products and energy- efficient systems, which was recently awarded LEED Platinum Certification. The facility houses classrooms and a lab to give students the opportunity to learn first-hand how to develop or implement various green technologies and be better prepared to find employment in this field.

Hartz Mountain Ind. Solar Farm, Hamilton NJ This project, combined with rooftop solar arrays on 13 of their commercial and retail buildings, brings Hartz’s total solar generating capacity to 17 MW -- providing clean electricity to their tenants and to NJ’s energy grid. Good for the environment, good for business, and good for New Jersey.

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A RCHITECTURAL AND I NTERIOR D ESIGN

P ROJECT M ANAGEMENT AND A RCHITECTURAL A SSISTANCE

The Walters Group

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The Walters Group, developer of Stafford Park, has broken ground on Stafford Preserve, a luxury rental com- munity, consisting of 18 three-story buildings, totaling 216 units. The energy-efficient complex will provide one- and two-bedroom garden-style apartments and two-bedroom townhouses. Each apartment will include a washer and dryer, fully equipped kitchen, window coverings and ceiling fans in the master bedroom. Some units will have lofts. Services and facilities onsite will include a community clubhouse with state-of-the-art fitness center, resort-style pool, children’s playroom, tot-lot playground, tennis and basketball courts, picnic pavilion, and barbeque area.

This project consists of a complete renovation of former warehouse and production space into a new corpo- rate headquarters. A portion of the building will be jacked up to accommodate a second floor. Project is being staged to allow for the building to be fully functional throughout the renovation process. The building is seek- ing to earn a LEED Silver certification. As part of the LEED process, a variety of HVAC system approaches were modeled and subjected to a life-cycle cost analysis to determine the best approach for the new building. An Integrated Automation System will monitor and control the HVAC, lighting, and security/access control systems. M&E Engineers has been working very closely with NK Architects on this extraordinary project.

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In April 2011, Avidan Management unveiled a 17-acre, rooftop-mounted solar panel installation at its Edison, NJ based facility, 145 Talmadge is comprised of 17,745 solar panels, it was the largest installation of its kind to have been completed in the entire country at the time. In the first month of installation, the system reduced the building’s electrical costs by 50 percent and is projected to produce 5 million kilowatt hours annually — enough energy to service half of the power needs of the building’s multiple tenants, which utilize the facility as office space and for storage of dry goods and refrigerated and frozen foods. The total cost of

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DMR provided architectural and engineering design and construction administration services for a new academic building to serve Middlesex County College’s nearly 13,000 students. The building contains 13 general purpose classrooms, a 1,500 square foot office for the Division of Corporate and Community Educa- tion, four computer labs, one culinary demonstration lab, two conference rooms, a student lounge, three meeting rooms and administrative spaces. Sustainable factors include occupancy sensors in each room, day lighting, drought resistant plantings and high tech air conditioning units and boiler. 97% of all construction waste was recycled and 100% of materials were manufactured locally.

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the installation was roughly $22 million, and approximately 120 jobs were created during the construction process.

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