University of California Merced: Central Plant Complex and Information-Technology Center
Merced, USA
Fotografia © Tim Griffith, courtesy of SOM
Fotografia © Tim Griffith, courtesy of SOM
Fotografia © Tim Griffith, courtesy of SOM
Fotografia © Tim Griffith, courtesy of SOM
Fotografia © Tim Griffith, courtesy of SOM
- Architects
- Skidmore, Owings & Merrill
- Localització
- Merced, USA
- Any
- 2005
This complex is part of the first phase of a new university campus for the state of California. In addition to providing power for the university’s first-phase buildings, the plant also plays a key role in achieving the ambitious sustainable design goals outlined by the Board of Regents—20 percent lower than any existing campus in the system and a campus-wide Silver LEED™ rating. The exterior walls of the plant and tank are sheathed in an outer layer of corrugated metal panels similar to the ubiquitous grain silos, farm sheds, semi-trucks, and freight cars found in the valley. The finish of the stainless steel panels captures and reflects the entire spectrum of the brilliant Central Valley summer sun.
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