Wayne N. Aspinall Federal Building and

WAYNE N. ASPINALL FEDERAL BUILDING AND

Grand Junction, Colorado, United States

RETROFIT

ORIGINAL

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DEVELOPER –

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EXECUTIVE ARCHITECT –

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CONSTRUCTION MANAGER –

GENERAL CONTRACTOR –

FACADE CONSULTANT –

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COMPLETION 2013

BUILDING TYPE Courthouse

Height –

Floors 3

GFA 41,564 ft²3,861 m²

RETROFIT TYPE Selective Replacement

RETROFIT FACADE DESIGN

Masonry with punched windows

CERTIFIED + RATINGS

LEED Platinum

PRE-PROJECT GOALS

Durability

PRE-RETROFIT DESIGN STUDIES

Whole- building energy modeling
Durability planning
Daylighting design
ZNE-ready
Life Cycle Costing Analysis
Post occupancy evaluation

OTHER SYSTEMS INCLUDED IN THE RETROFIT

HVAC and/or mechanical systems
Lighting systems
Occupancy sensors
Daylighting controls
On-site energy generation
Roof systems

EXTENT OF THE FACADE INTERVENTION

Insulation was added
Repairs such as re-caulking, new gaskets, sealing
Whole window replacement / renovation (including new frame)

**This building is registered as a historic landmark

DESCRIPTION
The Wayne N. Aspinall Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse is a federal building located in Grand Junction, Colorado, USA. The building was originally constructed in 1918, and the facade was retrofitted in 2010. The retrofit involved mainly addition of insulation and refurbishment of wood windows with an interior storm system.

OWNER
GSA

DEVELOPER

DESIGN ARCHITECT
James A. Wetmore

EXECUTIVE ARCHITECT

ENGINEER

CONSTRUCTION MANAGER

GENERAL CONTRACTOR

FACADE CONSULTANT

FACADE CONTRACTOR

OTHER CONSULTANT/CONTRIBUTOR

ENERGY USE INTENSITY –

COMPLETION 1918

BUILDING TYPE –

Height –

Floors 3

GFA –

ORIGINAL FACADE DESIGN