PROJECT INFO

Building type:

Sports and Leisure

Year:

2016

Project Status:

Built

Gross Area:

0 Sqm

Certificates:

LEED v3 BD+C (New Construction) Platinum

Climatic zone:

Arid

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PROJECT DESCRIPTION

Golden 1 Center celebrates Sacramento’s climate and lifestyle with a unique indoor-outdoor design that reverses the typical introverted arena. The arena is revitalizing downtown Sacramento and is the world’s first LEED Platinum certified indoor sports venue. These results were made possible by the collaborative approach AECOM’s architects, engineers, landscape architects, and urban planners pursued from the beginning.

“We worked with the Kings to design Golden 1 Center for fans, city and planet,” said Bill Hanway, AECOM’s global sports leader. “Our architects, sports designers, sustainability experts, engineers, urban planners and landscape architects worked together from the beginning to shape an indoor-outdoor arena that is revitalizing downtown Sacramento and setting a new global standard for sustainability.”

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SUSTAINABILITY FEATURES

Photovoltaics

Recycled materials

Occupancy sensors

Innovative wastewater systems

100% energy generated on-site

Regional materials

Sustainable transport

Waste reduction commitment

SUSTAINABILITY STRATEGY

Golden 1 Center’s downtown location makes the arena accessible by bike, bus, foot, light rail or Amtrak. Solar energy provides all of the building’s power. Giant aircraft-hangar doors open to the cooling Delta Breeze, and a public plaza with water-saving gardens welcomes the community year-round.

“Early collaboration in our integrated design approach led to important innovations,” said Alastair MacGregor, AECOM’s vice president, high-performance buildings. “For example, a first-of-its-kind displacement ventilation system saves energy and improves fan comfort by delivering conditioned air directly beneath the seats and allowing people to influence the temperature through an app on their phones.”

Key sustainability metrics include:

100% solar-powered
45% reduction in water use over stringent California code
30% reduction in energy use over stringent California Title 24 code
2,000 fewer tons of annual carbon emissions
99% of demolition materials recycled
95% of construction waste diverted
36% of construction materials from recycled sources
30% of construction materials from regional sources
90% of food and beverage concessions sourced from within 150 miles

First venue to solicit crowdsourced feedback to maximize fan comfort and minimize energy consumption
Largest onsite bike valet program at a sports venue

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Arid

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Arid

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CLIENT

Client:

City of Sacramento

DESIGNERS

Architect:

AECOM

Architect:

AECOM , Bill Hanway , Jon Niemuth , Steve Duethman , Rob Rothblatt , Mike Wekesser , Michael Arnold , Hal Johnson , Alastair Macgregor , James Haig Streeter

CONSULTANTS

Building services engineer:

AECOM

Energy consultant:

AECOM

Manager:

ICON Venue Group

Other:

Henderson Engineers, Inc. (Sevices Engineers)

Specialist consultant:

AECOM

Structural Engineer:

AECOM , Thornton Tomasetti/Buehler & Buehler

Sustainability consultant:

AECOM

CONTRACTORS

Contractor:

Turner Construction

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