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Potable Water for an Office Building From Rainwater Collection

Thompson, Phillip L. / Porter, Russell L.

For its rainwater collection system to pass muster as a potable water source, Seattle's Bullitt Center adhered to strict design and building standards.

Meticulous planning, design, and performance testing of the Bullitt Center's water collection and treatment process provide a blueprint for future self‐contained potable water systems in buildings.

The Bullitt Center is a paragon of sustainability, demonstrating triple‐bottom‐line benefits for its tenants, the community, and the environment.

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Potable Water for an Office Building From Rainwater Collection

Thompson, Phillip L. / Porter, Russell L.

Abstract

For its rainwater collection system to pass muster as a potable water source, Seattle's Bullitt Center adhered to strict design and building standards.

Meticulous planning, design, and performance testing of the Bullitt Center's water collection and treatment process provide a blueprint for future self‐contained potable water systems in buildings.

The Bullitt Center is a paragon of sustainability, demonstrating triple‐bottom‐line benefits for its tenants, the community, and the environment.

Potable Water for an Office Building From Rainwater Collection

Thompson, Phillip L. / Porter, Russell L.

Abstract

For its rainwater collection system to pass muster as a potable water source, Seattle's Bullitt Center adhered to strict design and building standards.

Meticulous planning, design, and performance testing of the Bullitt Center's water collection and treatment process provide a blueprint for future self‐contained potable water systems in buildings.

The Bullitt Center is a paragon of sustainability, demonstrating triple‐bottom‐line benefits for its tenants, the community, and the environment.