• 1424 K Street NW

    Baumann Consulting provided fundamental and enhanced commissioning (Cx) services, including lighting simulation, for the tenant fit out of Baumann’s new Washington, D.C. office, which achieved LEED CI certification at the Platinum level.

1424 K Street NW

PROJECT FACTS

LOCATION

Washington, D.C.

PROJECT CATEGORY

Commercial

CLIENT

Baumann Consulting

SIZE

5,774 ft²| 536 m²

YEAR

2013 - 2016

SERVICES

Lighting Simulation, Fundamental and Enhanced Commissioning, Measurement and Verification, LEED Consulting

CERTIFICATIONS

LEED CI v3 Platinum

In 2013, Baumann Consulting moved into its new headquarter of the Orme Building in Downtown D.C. Constructed in 1905, the building has been listed on the National Register of Historic Place since 1994.

Baumann decided to “walk the talk” utilizing the LEED Commercial Interior Rating System to guide the team throughout the renovation process. Besides bike racks and showers to encourage biking, the space includes the following sustainability features:

Work Environment

  • Individual controllability of lighting with task lights
  • 95% of regularly occupied areas fulfill daylighting requirements
  • Operable windows for over 50% of work spaces

Lighting

  • Lutron controls with scene selection and six dimming stages
  • Daylight and occupancy sensors
  • Lighting power density is 53% below ASHRAE 90.1-2007

Materials and Resources

  • Reuse of 99% of furniture from the previous office
  • Reuse of materials such as ceiling tiles and glass partitions
  • Recycle 85% of the 22 tons construction waste

Low flow & flush fixtures

  • Reduce the potable water demand by 46% (20,800 gallons/year)

[:de]In 2013, Baumann Consulting moved into its new headquarter of the Orme Building in Downtown D.C. Constructed in 1905, the building has been listed on the National Register of Historic Place since 1994.

Baumann decided to “walk the talk” utilizing the LEED Commercial Interior Rating System to guide the team throughout the renovation process. Besides bike racks and showers to encourage biking, the space includes the following sustainability features:

Work Environment

  • Individual controllability of lighting with task lights
  • 95% of regularly occupied areas fulfill daylighting requirements
  • Operable windows for over 50% of work spaces

Lighting

  • Lutron controls with scene selection and six dimming stages
  • Daylight and occupancy sensors
  • Lighting power density is 53% below ASHRAE 90.1-2007

Materials and Resources

  • Reuse of 99% of furniture from the previous office
  • Reuse of materials such as ceiling tiles and glass partitions
  • Recycle 85% of the 22 tons construction waste

Low flow & flush fixtures

  • Reduce the potable water demand by 46% (20,800 gallons/year)
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