100 Old Mason Farm Road
Chapel Hill, NC
This became the first public building in North Carolina to earn LEED Platinum Certification in 2010. The building features advanced daylighting strategies, a geothermal heating and cooling system, photovoltaic panels, and local building materials. The permeable parking lot captures stormwater.
The 84 photovoltaic panels cover the south-facing roof and generate renewable energy that feeds into a dual metering system. These panels capture solar energy and generate 20% or more of the power used in the building. The 34 geothermal wells cool and heat the building.
Sustainable Carolina 
Building Features:
- Gender Neutral Restrooms:
- Floor: GR, Room: A004, Shower in Room, Accessible Toilet
- Floor: GR, Room: A005, Shower in Room, Accessible Toilet
- Floor: 01, Room: C108, North Bldg - Access from ext. deck, Accessible Toilet
- Floor: 01, Room: C112, North Bldg - Access from ext. deck, Accessible Toilet
- Gender Neutral Restroom (Limited Access):
- Floor: 02, Room: B207, Middle of Bldg, Accessible Toilet