Hasse Construction Co., Inc.

Scope Of Work

The building was designed following the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) with the goal of Silver Certification. The building is a 4,200 SF single story incorporating a drive-up canopy with teller and ATM lanes. Exterior materials are brick, renaissance stone, and metal panel accent bands for signage. The main lobby is 23 feet tall with clerestory windows on the north and south, and full length windows on the east and west elevation. These windows are strategically located to maximize the visibility for interior functions, while considering the impact of sun angles and heat loads in work areas. There are designated parking areas for car pools and fuel efficient vehicles. We used a high solar reflectance material on the roof to reduce heat islands. We incorporated locally sourced materials.

A bioswale system absorbs and holds rainwater and eliminates the need for a lawn sprinkler system. Plantings and scrubs require minimal maintenance. We were able to divert and recycle 83 percent of waste and debris through our waste management plan. We researched and interviewed multiple waste hauling companies who had to meet and be fully aware the new construction LEED requirements Certification v2.0 credits MR 2.1 & 2.2. Implementation of this plan was critical to the success of the project’s environmental and sustainability goals.

Hasse Construction installed major foundations and a pre-engineered building for our 40 megawatt energy facility project in Indiana. The project involved over 2500 cubic yards of concrete, 230 tons of reinforcing steel and 6000 man hours. Our project was completed on time and under budget with an excellent safety record