Haywood County Medical Center Earth Sheltering: Intensive sod roofs and recessing the lower two treatment floors into the natural profile of the site shelter the building by using the massive heat sink abilities of the earth to aid in cooling in summer and tempering heat loss in winter. Daylighting: Skylights allow daylight deep into the public spaces on the lower treatment floors thus reducing the energy costs for lighting and hvac systems. From the personal experience of Robert M. Cain, PD, P; 6 Associates Inc. architect of record.
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