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This advanced user case study demonstrates how Tally was used on a large architectural project. This case study serves as an example for Tally users on how to successfully apply Tally on their own projects. When designing three new residential halls for the University of Washington, KieranTimberlake used Tally to significantly reduce the project’s embodied environmental impacts. Taking an iterative approach to material and design decisions, the architectural team performed targeted Life Cycle Assessments (LCAs) throughout all project phases from Design Development to Construction Documentation. As a result, the project’s environmental impacts, resulting from the materials specified, were reduced by more than 10% across all LEED v4 life cycle impact reduction categories, including a 29% reduction in the Global Warming Potential category and a 59% reduction in the Eutrophication Potential category. These significant improvements earned the project Exemplary Performance for the LEED v4 Bu
Tally | News CASE STUDY This advanced user case study demonstrates how Tally was used on a large architectural project. This case study serves as an example for Tally users on how to successfully apply Tally on their own projects. UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON, NORTH CAMPUS HOUSING When designing three new residential halls for the University of Washington, KieranTimberlake used Tally to significantly reduce the project’s embodied environmental impacts. Taking an iterative approach to material and design decisions, the architectural team performed targeted Life Cycle Assessments (LCAs) throughout a
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