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In what forms did Sweetwater Sound make the building's energy efficiencies and LEED credits transparent to apply for ID Credit 1.2?
 
  A) Building tours
  B) Educational materials
  C) Classes
  D) A and B
  E) B and C

Question 2

How did Sweetwater Sound design their chillers to apply for ID credit 1.1?
 
  What will be an ideal response?



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

The chillers are designed so that they run at night during off-peak hours to produce the ice that conditions the air during the day.





 

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