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Home » Uponor wins award for radiant heating, cooling system in renovated historic building
The Plastics Pipe Institute named San Francisco’s Pier 15 Exploratorium as its Project of the Year in the Building/Construction division. The award-winning project showcases 200,000 ft. of Uponor North America’s Wirsbo hePEX PEX-a tubing for the unique radiant heating and cooling system that uses the San Francisco Bay as a heat sink/heat source.
The project, designed by EHDD Architecture of San Francisco and engineered by Integral Group of Oakland, renovated a century-old building on San Francisco’s Pier 15 into the largest net-zero energy and net-zero carbon museum in the United States. The 330,000-sq.-ft., LEED-Gold structure is projected to be 57% more efficient than the ASHRAE 90.1 energy standard requires, thanks in part to the Uponor radiant heating and cooling system.