Goal 3: High Performance Sustainable Buildings

Maintaining the conditions of a building improves the health of not only the surrounding ecosystems, but also the well-being of its occupants.

The Radiological Laboratory Utility Office Building is the first in the DOE complex to achieve Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design gold certification from the U.S. Green Building Council.

The Center for Integrated Nanotechnologies brings together materials science and bioscience capabiities.

Occupational Medicine will become a High Performance Sustainable Building in 2013.

On the former County landfill, a photovoltaic array field uses solar energy to provide power for Los Alamos County and the Laboratory.

An image of housing for batteries charged by the photovoltaic array field.

National Security Sciences Building: Built in 2006, LANL's 275,000 square-foot building houses 700 staff members and includes a 600-seat auditorium and lecture hall.

Radiological Laboratory Utility Office Building

Center for Integrated Nanotechnologies

Occupational Medicine Facility

Photovoltaic array field uses solar energy to provide power

Battery storage at the photovoltaic array field

National Security Sciences Building

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