New 30,000 SF visual arts center located on a private K-12 school campus adjacent to Vanderbilt University.  Project included a geothermal system that heats and cools both the Library and Visual Arts buildings. 

ICT also designed a geothermal system that heats and cools both the Library and Visual Arts building. Geothermal Features

• Water circulates through a grid of vertical bore holes that are 300 feet deep and six inches in diameter.
• Bores are interconnected to form a loop network that uses the Earth's natural energy as the heat source for an air-to-water heat pump.
• Piping system is three feet below the athletic field surface allowing for dual use of this premium space.
• In addition to reducing operating costs, the geothermal system is environmentally friendly.

Library Features:

• Elevated two-story wing connects the new three-story building with the existing historic facility.
• Library control system ties into the Building Automation System and enables complete monitoring and control of all building HVAC systems from the main server.
• Custom indirect lighting design enhances the architecture and aesthetics, providing a warm and inviting atmosphere for study, research, and reflection.

Sustainability:

• Geothermal Heating