Bullitt Center | One of the World's Greenest Office Building

Designed by The Miller Hull Partnership the Bullitt Center is a net positive energy building. This means that, energy wise the building is self-sufficient and produces more electricity than it needs.
The roof is fitted with a large array of 570 photovoltaic panels generating an average of 230,000 kilowatt-hours (KWH) per year. But the Bullitt Center is not only an exemplar building from an energy perspective.
The building is the nation’s first urban mid-rise commercial project to attempt the rigorous goals of the Living Building Challenge, the most ambitious benchmark of sustainability in the built environment.

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