Goodmans Interior Structures is a sustainable working showroom of nearly 20,000 SF showcasing a diverse selection of solution-based products. The building, originally built in 1977, underwent a major LEED-CI renovation during 2004. The new interior incorporates various environmentally friendly components and is maintained with an incredibly efficient sustainable cleaning and operation program. Tours of this facility are available for educational purposes. The building incorporates under-floor air and communications systems, and utilizes carpeting made from recycled materials. Goodmans also demonstrates plug and play electrical systems, moveable and demountable walls and resource-efficient work stations that demonstrate cutting-edge interior design strategies that are ready to accommodate change.
Sustainable Strategies
Entry track-off carpeting integrates well with interior materials
Bicycle storage and showering facility are accessible to employees
Use of Herman Miller furniture, which contains 20% or more recycled content, show clients that sustainability can be innovative and inspiring
Scanning and saving existing files on the server dramatically reduces paper use
Low-emitting adhesives, paints, sealants, carpet systems, furniture and seating, wood and laminate adhesives are all non-toxic
Task lights at each station are controlled by the worker, saving electricity
Project Results
LEED for Commercial Interiors CERTIFIED level achieved
50% savings of potable water use for irrigation
76% of eligible equipment is Energy Star rated
75% of spaces have daylighting and views
50% of total annual electric consumption provided by off-site green power
Goodmans Interior Structures is a sustainable working showroom of nearly 20,000 SF showcasing a diverse selection of solution-based products. The building, originally built in 1977, underwent a major LEED-CI renovation during 2004. The new interior incorporates various environmentally friendly components and is maintained with an incredibly efficient sustainable cleaning and operation program. Tours of this facility are available for educational purposes. The building incorporates under-floor air and communications systems, and utilizes carpeting made from recycled materials. Goodmans also demonstrates plug and play electrical systems, moveable and demountable walls and resource-efficient work stations that demonstrate cutting-edge interior design strategies that are ready to accommodate change.
