Building performance modeling and LEED consulting services for the renovation of Juntendo University’s Hospital B building. It is one of the first LEED certified healthcare facilities in Japan, and the first to earn LEED for Healthcare (LEED HC) Gold certification. The building improvements made centered on energy conservation and comfort: the renovations saved 38.8% in energy cost and achieved 19 out of 24 points in EAc1 Optimize Energy Performance. Additional enhancements included: water conservation features for the facilities including rooftop gardens, and the cleaning water for medical devices; use of recycled building materials; and interior environmental management during construction. The building is equipped with state-of-the-art radiant ceilings serviced by a highly advanced co-generation plant that produces electricity, heating hot water, and chilled water from supplied natural gas.

This building will serve as a model for the medical community, provide a healing environment for patients, and will offer a more comfortable and productive workplace for its professionals. 

LEED for Healthcare (LEED HC) Gold certified