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Following Chu Hall’s mission to “create sustainable, carbon-neutral sources of energy,” the design an

Other sustainability features of Chu Hall include a green roof at the north and south portions of lev

Outside, a new courtyard space serves as a central meeting point used by Chu Hall researchers as well

Level 3 is the “Corona,” a simple rectangular form that houses wet lab spaces as well as research to

Level 2, located on the ground level, is the “Breezeway.” Designed to foster interdisciplinary intera

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Mechanical energy-efficient features and sustainable design elements include runaround heat recovery,

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Chu Hall is Berkeley Lab’s latest addition to a collection of buildings that create a hub of interact

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Renewable energy sources include solar hot water panels for domestic, hot water heating. Photovoltaic

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“Activity areas and an open, flexible office environment at the center of the facility create opportu

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The $59 million construction project was funded by the University of California, the California Publi

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Lighting energy and water conservation measures are significant at Chu Hall. A narrow building footpr

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Chu Hall has three architectural components, each situated on one of the building’s three levels. Lev

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Text description provided by the architects. The recently completed $59 million Solar Energy Research

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