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MILLER HULL PARTNERSHIP, Bullitt Centre, Seattle, Washington

January 17, 2015 by Giles Hohnen

The design team led by Miller Hull Partnership included: Point 32, Schuchart Corporation and PAE Consulting Engineers.

With long overcast winters, Seattle isn’t a likely location for a solar powered building. The Bullit Centre with its 570 panel, 342kW system, generates more than the building uses in the summer, sending excess electricity out to the grid. In the winter the Center draws from the grid as needed.

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