• Image courtesy of Christian Columbres.

  • Image courtesy of Christian Columbres.

  • Image courtesy of Christian Columbres.

  • Image courtesy of Christian Columbres.

  • Image courtesy of Christian Columbres.

  • Image courtesy of Christian Columbres.

Beaverton Public Safety Center

Beaverton, OR

Business Type

New public safety facility

Size

72,000 square feet

The all-electric building is a unique collaboration between the community, city, and utility. By using systems with multiple benefits, the project was able to achieve it's public safety, resiliency, and sustainability goals. This innovative solution is replicable for other emergency operation centers.

Sustainability

Certifications

  • Net Zero Ready
  • Architecture 2030

Progress Report

6.5 EUI with PV, 25.7 EUI without PV compared to 41.3 EUI typical of a 24-hour public safety building in Portland built to code

Special features

  • All electric building

  • 300 kW solar photovoltaic array

  • 1 MWh / 250 kW battery storage system microgrid

  • Level IV seismic resiliency

Media Coverage

Timberlab: Sustainable Skylines

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DJC Oregon Power List 2021 #5

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Oregon invests in resilient energy

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Earthquake Worries Prompt Oregon Cities to Install Microgrids for Resiliency

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Beaverton Public Safety Center takes shape

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