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The Greenbusch Group specializes in 3D computer modeling of sound and noise vibration and conditions. Ground source geothermal heat warms Seattle's newest fire station.
CADNA/A
 
Acoustical

Modeling & Analysis

Cadna/A

  • Used for industrial facilities, construction sites, and various environmental noise projects
  • Can be built from client CAD drawings
  • Accounts for weather patterns, foliage, topography, ground conditions, screening, and reflections from buildings or walls
  • Models exterior and interior noise
  • 2-D and 3-D perspectives, great for community meetings and technical reports
EASE
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EASE

  • 3-D models evaluate sound systems and acoustics before the building is built
  • Evaluate wall finishes and room shapes once the building is completed
  • Used to predict speech intelligibility for life safety
INSUL

Insul

  • Predicts sound isolation properties of wall, ceiling, and window constructions
  • Quantifies expected reductions from resilient floor finishes and underlayments
  • Predicts interior sound levels from rainfall base on the roof-ceiling type
Fire Station #30
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Fire Station 30

Mechanical & Geothermal Engineering

Design by Schacht|Aslani Architects
  • Goal: LEED Silver Certification
  • Achieved: LEED Gold Certification
  • 9,700 SF facility
  • Located in the Mount Baker neighborhood
  • Includes geothermal heatpumps
  • The design of plumbing systems is based on water conserving systems and water saving fixtures
Geothermal Drill
Geothermal heat pump drill during construction.

Geothermal Heat

  • HVAC is furnished by conditioning the building with ground source heat pumps in the Administration and Living areas
  • High efficiency gas furnaces in the hose tower and apparatus bay
Main Staircase

LEED Gold Certified

Designed to meet LEED Silver, FS #30 eventually met LEED Gold.
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