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"Office of the Future" Meets High Expectations.
Carnegie Mellon's Intelligent Workplace consumes one third the energy of comparable workplaces
PITTSBURGH--Carnegie Mellon University unveiled the Robert L. Preger Intelligent Workplace in December 1997, a 7,000-square foot rooftop extension to an existing building on its campus (EUN, April 1998). Billed as the "office of the future," it was designed to consume just one-third the energy of comparable workspaces by using the latest in energy-efficient building design and technology. Today, the Intelligent Workplace is meeting expectations by doing just that.
The $4 million project serves as a workspace for faculty members and as a research and study facility …
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