New Idaho high school will conserve water and energy

May 1, 2007
Twin Falls facility will have sensor-controlled sprinkler system.

Canyon Ridge High School, which will be the newest high school in the Twin Falls (Idaho) district, will be built with an emphasis on conserving water and energy. Although the district will not seek LEED certification, officials say the building is likely to meet the requirements. A sprinkler system with above-ground and in-ground sensors will monitor moisture, wind and temperature in order to determine when water is needed. Daylighting strategies enable the building to use less energy to illuminate the building. The architect is Hummel Architects.

To read The Twin Falls Times-News article, click here.

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