Project
West Woods Phase 2
Education: Higher Ed
Williamsburyg, VA | 2030
- 133K GSF
- 1 Company
- 1 Professional
About
The West Woods Phase 2 project is the redevelopment of the Randolph Complex at the College of William & Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia. The project includes three residence halls (North, East, and West) totaling 132,611 GSF, with traditional and semi-suite dorms, common areas, and campus amenities. Designed to achieve LEED certification, the buildings feature a high-performance envelope and ground source heat pumps for heating, cooling, and domestic hot water. Sustainable design strategies enable the buildings to operate independently of the campus district utility systems.
Project Owner
College of William & Mary
Is the project Net Zero Energy or Net Zero Energy Ready?
Net Zero (Targeting)
Project Size in GSF
133K
Category of height
Low-Rise
Number of residential units
450
How is the building all-electric for heating?
Ground-source Heat Pump
Is the service hot water all-electric?
Yes
What is the primary system type for domestic hot water?
Ground-source heat pump
What other systems are used for hot water?
Ground-source heat pump
On-site renewable energy
100%
Is the owner purchasing off-site renewable energy to offset all electricity consumption?
Yes
The construction cost difference from "conventional" to being net zero "ready" (including incentives) for this building is
5.1% to 8%
Certifications related to Energy / Carbon
LEED
Site EUI Energy Use Intensity is the amount of energy a project uses per square foot over the course of a year. Site EUI = Annual Energy Use (kBtus) / Building(s) Area (ft²) / One Year (yr)
29.0 kBtu/sf/year
The EUI is
Modeled
What is the climate zone for this project?
3A Warm Humid
