Merill Hall

Seattle, WA
  • As of 12:49am
  • Power
    Output
    0.0 w
  • Irradiance
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  • Temperature
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    Ambient
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  • Lifetime
  • 66,996.2 kwh
    93,794.7 lbs of CO2 Avoided

Weather

Fair at 11:52 pm PST
46 °F/8 °C
Fair at 11:52 pm PST
Wind direction: SE
Wind speed: 5 mph
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System Specs

10 kW
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Today, Merill Hall generated 0.0 Kilowatt-hours of electricity. From fossil-fueled sources, this amount of electricity would have emitted 0.0 lbs of CO2 into the atmosphere.

This could power:

  • An electric toothbrush for 0 sec
  • A 42" plasma-screen television for 0 sec
  • A typical video game system for 0 sec

The UW Center for Urban Horticulture is the first academic center in the U.S. devoted to growing plants in cities. Its complex of buildings lies between the Laurelhurst neighborhood and the Union Bay Natural Area, and its academic and outreach programs attract over 65,000 people a year.

The Center's newly-rebuilt Merrill Hall opened in January of 2005 as the first green building on the UW Seattle campus. Housed in Merrill are the Elisabeth C. Miller Library, the Hyde Herbarium, academic offices and labs, and the WSU Cooperative Extension and Master Gardener offices. Among Merrill's many green features is a stormwater collection system, demonstration green roof, naturally-ventilated offices, renewable and recycled materials, a solar-electric array on the roof of the Library, and exceptional indoor air quality.

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