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Planning for Higher Education Journal
From Lagging to Leading
Bentley University and Boston College Sack Stereotypes About Athletic Facility Sustainability and Energy PerformanceFrom Volume 48 Number 4 | July–September 2020By Amanda King, Mary Nardone, and Jan TaylorPlanning Types: Campus PlanningChallenges: Dealing with Climate ChangeTags: Athletic Facility, Facilities Design, Facilities Planning, Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED), Sustainability (Environmental)
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Bentley University, Boston CollegeAthletic buildings suffer from a long-held image problem. Fieldhouses, hockey and basketball arenas, and other large indoor competition and practice facilities traditionally lag other campus spaces in energy performance and sustainability. However, because of the size, scale, and location of athletic buildings, there is significant untapped potential as campus planners seek creative ways to implement change initiatives. The authors share lessons learned from their recent experiences applying imaginative, cost-efficient approaches to sports and recreation buildings. In addition to reimagining how the facilities can contribute to the greater good of the entire campus, they demonstrate the value of early cross-discipline collaboration and problem-solving to fulfill shared aspirations.
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