Going green seems to be the thing to do nowadays and GW is making no exception to the rule!
President Knapp and his family will soon be moving into the Alumni House. The historical structure is currently being renovated. New energy efficient features are being incorporated into the building. Acquired by the university in 1974, Alumni House was built in 1849 and belonged to Charles Steedman, a navy captain.
So how will this historical building be going green? First, both the windows and lights will be energy-efficient, along with the new paint and carpet. Also, the new renovations will make it handicap-accessible.
According to University spokesperson Adela de la Torre, sustainability is a way to preserve the historical value of the building.
President Knapp will be moving into the house soon, although no date has been set because permits are still being processed.
President Knapp and his family will soon be moving into the Alumni House. The historical structure is currently being renovated. New energy efficient features are being incorporated into the building. Acquired by the university in 1974, Alumni House was built in 1849 and belonged to Charles Steedman, a navy captain.
So how will this historical building be going green? First, both the windows and lights will be energy-efficient, along with the new paint and carpet. Also, the new renovations will make it handicap-accessible.
According to University spokesperson Adela de la Torre, sustainability is a way to preserve the historical value of the building.
President Knapp will be moving into the house soon, although no date has been set because permits are still being processed.
- Claire Bauchart
Solid post=D will definitely visit again
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