Green Building Happy Hour – May 18
6:00 p.m., Monday May 18 at the Boulder Bay Office across from the Tahoe Biltmore
, 22 Highway 28 Crystal Bay Building
Boulder Bay will present a brief overview of the project and the proposed green building, water quality and alternative transportation programs. Project visuals and exhibits will be setup throughout the venue and project staff will be in attendance to answer questions. Event attendees will be asked to offer any additional green strategies which they feel might be a good fit for consideration in the new project. If you are passionate about green building practices in a commercial mixed used environment, come share your thoughts and expertise with the team.
The redevelopment of the existing Tahoe Biltmore in Crystal Bay, Nevada aims to create a vibrant cultural village that benefits the community and the environment. The proposed village will transform the existing hotel and casino into an environmentally sustainable, economically viable and community oriented center that will revitalize Crystal Bay.
When completed, the Boulder Bay Resort & Wellness Center will serve as a model for ecological resort design. Through innovative green building strategies that minimizes energy and water use as well as a pedestrian and transit oriented design that maximizes workability and open space, the net result is an expected 30% reduction in overall carbon footprint compared to the current use. For the local community, visitors, and the planet this means a redevelopment that fosters an ongoing investment in health, well-being and responsible stewardship.
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