1. Journey to Sustainability
NIKE Factory Stores
February 19, 2013
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2. …
the quality of not being harmful to the environment
or depleting natural resources,
thereby supporting long-term ecological balance
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3. 1971….EARTH DAY
US based non profit
organization,
Keep America Beautiful,
launched its memorable
ad campaign
"People Start Pollution.
People can stop it“
featuring the "Crying Indian”…
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5. NIKE’S Maxim #8 - Do the Right Thing
Embrace the truth. Be transparent. Seek diversity. Promote sustainability.
These values are a part of who we are. They give each of us a chance to
make a unique contribution to the quality of life for others and to our
business…….Our success depends on it.
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6. 2005 – Our Initial Sustainable Process for NFS
Fabricated Fitting Rooms
DuctSox for HVAC & busSTRUT Lighting System
Polished Concrete Floors Xlerator Hand Dryers Nike Reuse-A-Shoe Mats
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7. 2005 - USGBC’s LEED® Certification System Implemented
US Green Building Council (USGBC) Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design
a nonprofit organization of members from is the nationally accepted
every sector of the building industry Green Building Rating System
united by a common purpose: developed by the USGBC
to transform the building marketplace to LEED® certification is used for certifying the
sustainability greenest performing buildings in the world
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8. 2006 – FIRST SUCCESS
LEED® for Retail: Commercial Interiors Silver
2008 – WE STUMBLE
Rio Grande, Texas
Houston, Texas
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10. 2010 – Defining the New Game
LESSONS LEARNED – LEED® Certification Process
Corporate Executive Support is mandatory due to inevitable budget, headcount, and schedule timeline alterations.
Identify a Champion as the point person to guide the certification program to success.
Retain LEED® APs with vast experience relative to USGBC’S rigorous documentation requirements.
Substantial Lead Time is vital in identifying project specifics and accomplishing all upfront work.
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11. Frequent Training is Essential
a b c d
June 2010 Dec 2010 Feb 2012
LEED® SPEC Writing Training RESULTS
Workshop Charrette Seminar
GBS conducts Eco-design Mission 2 25+ NIKE
LEED® training collaborative SPEC Commission participants
workshop at writing charrette training seminar achieve USGBC
NIKE WHQ held at NIKE WHQ held at NFS Opry LEED® GA
Mills, TN Accreditation
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12. Choose Certification Level
LEED® CI rating system
certified silver gold platinum
40 – 49 50 – 59 60 – 79 80+
credits credits credits credits
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13. 2011 - First Nike LEED® for Retail: CI Gold Project
Oklahoma City, OK
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14. LEED® Gold Certification - Credit Related Achievements
INDOOR
SUSTAINABLE WATER ENERGY & MATERIALS & INNOVATION
ENVIRONMENTAL
SITES EFFICIENCY ATMOSPHERE RESOURCES IN DESIGN
QUALITY
Based on stats for Oklahoma City - LEED® for Retail: Commercial Interiors Gold – 68 TOTAL CREDITS
3/21 8/11 31/37 4/14 14/17 6/6
Partnered with LL to 36% water use 100% wind power 88% of construction Low/no VOC emitting Green housekeeping
reduce solar heat gain reduction through use purchased through waste diverted from paints, adhesives, and
by installing highly of: REC’s (renewable landfill furniture used
reflective roof energy certificates) Green building
- low flow toilets education
& fixtures 28% pre/post No smoking policy
Preferred parking for 94% of equipment consumer recycled implemented
LEV (low emitting Savings of an has ENERGY STAR content in new Optimal green energy
vehicle) and fuel estimated 16,000+ rating building materials & performance
efficient vehicles products Increased air quality
gallons of water/year through added
45% lighting energy outside air and LEED® accredited
Centrally located bike was reduced by using increased filtration professional utilized
racks installed to daylight sensors, on project
encourage alternative mercury-free LED
transportation lamps & robust EMS Lighting and thermal
comfort controls for all
work stations
NOT SHOWN: Regional Priority: Optimize Energy=1; Construction Waste Mngt=1
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15. Initial LEED Costs
14,000 SF Store Cost Cost psf
Architect $13,000 $ 0.93
$110,850/
CPM $ 8,000 $ 0.57
AR $1,438,263
General Contractor $25,000 $ 1.79
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8% LEED $ 4,200 $ 0.30
Consulting Fees $41,700 $ 2.98
Commissioning Fees $ 5,000 $ 0.36
Landlord $13,950 $ 1.00
TOTAL LEED COSTS $110,850 $ 7.92
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16. Next Generation LEED Costs
13,400 SF Store Cost Cost psf
Architect $ 3,000 $ 0.22
CPM $ 4,000 $ 0.30
$49,600/
General Contractor $15,000 $ 1.12
AR $1,800,030
LEED $ 4,200 $ 0.30
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Consulting Fees $20,000 $ 1.49
3% Commissioning Fees $ 2,500 $ 0.19
Landlord (bike racks) $ 450 $ 0.03
REC Costs $ 450 $ 0.03
TOTAL LEED COSTS $ 49,600 $ 3.69
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17. Landlord Workletter Evolution
White Box to Cold Dark Shell = $15 psf
Typical Landlord workletter lacked
specifications relative to an energy efficient
building.
After extensive collaboration with LL’s, we
successfully negotiated a favorable
“cold dark shell” workletter.
Thus, NIKE is able to provide its own energy
efficient components:
Low flow Energy Building
High SEER
plumbing management materials with
HVAC units
fixtures systems recycled content
NIKE benefits with a $15 psf increase in TA
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19. Current - NIKE Factory Stores Certified LEED® Gold
Opry Mills
Little Rock Louisville Des Moines Merrimack St. Louis
OK City OK Nashville
AR KY IA NH MO
TN
Traverse
Livermore Meridian Texas City Westgate Henderson
Mt
CA* ID* TX* AZ* NV
UT*
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20. Converse & Hurley
Certified LEED® for Retail
Converse
• Livermore, CA
• Texas City, TX
• Westgate, AZ
Hurley
• Livermore, CA
• Texas City, TX
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21. Volume Certification
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22. There is No Finish Line
Identify and pursue Refine and evolve
attainable credits green practices
frequently
If not already Remain committed to
impletmented, continuing education
explore volume Examine new ways to and training
certification process enhance Green Building