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The 2011 Energy Efficiency Integration Awards (EEIA) Winners

Branson Commons ExteriorUC Riverside School of Medicine Research Lab
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Branson Commons Exterior

UC Riverside School of Medicine Research Lab

For their achievement in combining architectural elegance with sustainability and energy efficiency, four California nonresidential projects received awards of recognition from the 2011 Savings By Design Energy Efficiency Integration Awards program.

Every year, the recognition program, sponsored by Pacific Gas and Electric Company, San Diego Gas & Electric®, Southern California Edison, Southern California Gas Company and Sacramento Municipal Utility District, in conjunction with The American Institute of Architects, California Council (AIACC), acknowledges the extra time and effort it takes to successfully integrate architectural excellence and energy efficiency.

  • Branson Commons Exterior

  • The Branson Commons

    Year: 2011
    Architect: Mary Griffin, FAIA, Eric Haesloop, FAIA, LEED AP
    Owner/Submitted By: The Branson School
    Location: Ross, CA
    Award of Merit

    The Branson School is an independent high school occupying seventeen acres of hilly terrain in the residential community of Ross, California, north of San Francisco. The new 7,550 s.f.

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  • UC Riverside School of Medicine Research Lab

  • UC Riverside School of Medicine Research Building

    Year: 2011
    Architect: SRG Partnership
    Owner/Submitted By: University of California, Riverside
    Location: Riverside, CA
    Citation Award

    Doctors tend to establish their practices in the area in which they are trained. With the growing need for medical professionals in the Inland Empire, UC Riverside, as part of the development of its new medical school, required research space to accommodate the needed senior faculty. The School of Medicine Research Building is designed to attract such faculty, supporting their advanced research and providing flexible, adaptable lab space to accommodate other related researchers in the future.

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