Arizona State University ISTB7

Sherwood Design Engineers is working with Grimshaw Architects and Architekton, on the design of the new Interdisciplinary Science and Technology Building 7 (ISTB 7), for ASU’s Tempe Campus. The ISTB7 building will host an array of cutting-edge labs focused on sustainability of food, water, and energy, classrooms, and lecture halls, all while becoming the new northeast gateway to the Campus.

Sherwood is developing a site grading and drainage plan that keeps a historical irrigation ditch exposed as the central feature of the building’s courtyard and promotes the recirculation and treatment of the ditch’s water for irrigation of the landscaped areas. Sherwood is also designing and permitting the extension of steam, condensate, and chilled water services to the building to help reduce the energy demand.

The ISBT7 building is aiming for a LEED certification (Gold level at a minimum).

Map of Storm Water Strategy
Proposed Hydrology Strategy Map
Stormwater Management Sketch
Rendering of Canal with ELAB section
Renderings of Interior and Exterior of ISTB 7 | Image Grimshaw Architects
LocationTempe, AZ
ClientArizona State University
Design
Partners
Grimshaw Architects, Architekton
Size3 Acres
StatusConstruction Phase

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