SBA Airline Terminal Site Plan

Sustainable Design

The use of "green building" techniques and other energy-efficient and environmentally friendly elements of design is one of seven key policies/
goals set for the Airline Terminal Project by the Santa Barbara City Council on May 15, 2005.
These goals guided our planning
and implementation process.

How We Are Meeting This Goal

SBA will incorporate general goals of Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) to
the greatest extent feasible given project budget and other constraints. We are looking at features
such as:

Water efficient landscaping
Innovative wastewater technologies
Water conserving fixtures that maximize water efficiency within the buildings
Alternative transportation such as an additional bus line, secure bicycle racks, and preferred parking for carpools, vanpools and a percentage of fuel efficient vehicles
A high ratio of open space to the development footprint to promote biodiversity
Energy efficient buildings
Photovoltaic systems and other strategies to increase levels of on-site renewable energy
Building products that incorporate recycled content materials
Wood based materials that are certified as coming from sustainably-managed forests
Introduction of daylight and views through a combination of skylights and high windows
Ventilation systems that enhance air quality performance

ProDIGIQ - Boarding Area TVs

ProDIGIQ offers targeted airport advertising on high definition wide screen TVs for local businesses as well as businesses located at the destination cities that can be reached from SBA. This is a great way to get visibility with SBA's passengers while they wait to board their flights at the departure gates. For information about airport advertising at Santa Barbara Airport, please contact ProDIGIQ

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Inside SBA

Sustainable Design