Alachua County Communictions & Emergency Operations Center

Helping actualize the architect's high-concept vision for the roof of a distinctively designed landmark facility while considering tough environmental conditions

  • Category

    system-landing-page

  • Completed

    2012

  • Type

    Government Building

  • Size

    264 Squares

Challenge

As a 9-1-1 emergency call hub, the Alachua County Combined Communications facility services 227,000+ residents locally, as well as the population of the University of Florida. With staff in the building 24 hours a day, 7 days a week responding to urgent and critical situations, safety and reliability were obvious concerns. However, serving the community didn’t stop there, as project stakeholders also wanted an eco-friendly roofing solution that would help provide an improved local environment for years to come.

Solution

• A two-ply Siplast SBS-modified bitumen Paradiene 20/30 Eco-Activ® System was chosen to meet the high-performance needs of this critical facility • Immediate eco-friendly goals were met with Eco-Activ’s depolluting Noxite® granules, which will actively work to clear Gainseville’s air • Long-term, environmentally conscious goals were also met with the use of Siplast’s reroofable NVS Lightweight Insulating Concrete roof insulation

Systems

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