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The Evolu*on of High Performance Façades Maximizing Results and Minimizing Cost facilitated by:

David Warden, LEED Green Associate enerGfacade® Brand Manager YKK AP America Inc.

Recent Ac*vi*es in Green Building Green Building Environment increased focus on measurable savings and environmental impact Topic Green Building continues to be strong theme

Key Element saving energy & environmental impact

Driving Forces New Base Codes

Certifications

LEED 2012 (v.4) delayed IECC 2012 version EnergyStar certifies up to 58% more stringent vs hi-rise residential ’09, U-factors as low as 0.29

New Products

to meet new codes

Legislative vs Executive Branch

Government limits use of Green Building Rating Programs

increased demand to show payback

vs Competitive Rating Systems

conflicting green building laws

New rating systems challenge LEED, USGBC’s LEED system still dominant

3rd Party Labeling

Increased Scrutiny on Green Marketing

green claims must be verifiable

New Green Guidelines E.P.A. Activity Federal Trade Commission

Life Cycle Analysis

2012 Energy Code requires Higher Performance Boston, MA – Zone 5 2009 IECC

2012 IECC

ASHRAE 189

0.45

0.38

0.35

16%

22%

vs 2009 IECC:

New York City, NY – Zone 4

0.50 IECC (Energy Code) Zone Map U-­‐factor Requirements Curtain Wall, Storefront, Fixed Windows

vs 2009 IECC:

0.38

0.40

24%

20%

BalUmore, MD – Zone 4

0.50 vs 2009 IECC:

0.38

0.40

24%

20%

IECC 2012 adopted by Maryland, eff. 7/1/2012

Atlanta, GA – Zone 3

0.60 vs 2009 IECC:

0.46

0.50

23%

17%

2012 Energy Code requires Higher Performance Boston, MA – Zone 5 2009 IECC

2012 IECC

ASHRAE 189

0.55

0.45

0.35

18%

36%

vs 2009 IECC:

New York City, NY – Zone 4

0.55 IECC (Energy Code) Zone Map U-­‐factor Requirements Operable Windows

vs 2009 IECC:

0.45

0.40

18%

27%

BalUmore, MD – Zone 4

0.55 vs 2009 IECC:

0.45

0.40

18%

27%

IECC 2012 adopted by Maryland, eff. 7/1/2012

Atlanta, GA – Zone 3

0.65 vs 2009 IECC:

0.60 8%

0.50 23%

All Products Evolve

Storefront Evolu*on Past

Slotted Pocket Filler

Future Dual Thermal Barrier

Thermal Barrier

Advanced U-Factor 0.44 CRF 60FRAME

U-Factor 0.36 CRF 66FRAME

Extended Thermal Barrier

Curtain Wall Evolu*on Past

Future

Thermal Barrier Thermal Isolator

Thermal Isolator

Advanced

Window Evolu*on – Awning Project-­‐Out Past

Future Large Thermal Barrier

Thermal Barrier

Air Tight Gasket

Advanced

Entrance Evolu*on – Aluminum Swing Doors Future

Past

Thermal Frame

NonThermal Frame NonThermal Door

Thermal Door

Advanced

Thermal Performance: Establishing the new baseline Evolved Baseline U-factor using 1 1/2” IGU (low-e, ‘heat mirror’, exotic gas)

U-factor using 1” IGU (lowe, exotic gas)

U-factor using 1” IGU (industry std low-e, air)

First Step Advanced Storefront 0.50 vs 2009 IECC:

0.38

0.40

24%

20%

Storefront (Price vs. Performance)

New York City, NY – Zone 4

Glass

Framing

First Step Advanced Curtain Wall 0.50 vs 2009 IECC:

0.38

0.40

24%

20%

Curtain Wall (Price vs. Performance)

New York City, NY – Zone 4

Glass

Framing

First Step Embraced Medical Office – The Urology Group Cincinnati, Ohio

Architect: GBBN Architects ADVANCED Curtain Wall, Storefront & Entrances

First Step Embraced Ankeny Centennial High School Ankeny, Iowa Architect: DLR Group ADVANCED Curtain Wall, Storefront & Entrances

First Step Embraced Private Office – Whirlpool Headquarters – Phase 1 Benton Harbour, MI LEED Platinum

Architect: Epstein

ADVANCED Curtain Wall

Phase 2 is installing now

Thank you for your a_en*on! Ques*ons?