William R. Greiner Hall, UB’s newest residence hall (housing mostly sophomores), provides a glimpse at the future direction buildings at UB will be modeled upon. The building, which debuted in August 2011, is the first of several state-of-the-art structures that have opened or will open on campus over a two-year period.
UB’s recent burst of new on-campus construction has already been nationally noticed — Greiner Hall earned a gold rating under the U.S. Green Building Council’s LEED certification system.
Learn more at http://www.buffalo.edu/home/feature_story/greiner-hall.html.
A Peek Into Greiner Hall
Bike Racks: Racks outside Greiner Hall include spaces for more than 90 bicycles.
Showers for Commuters: To encourage green commuting, staff biking to work at Greiner Hall can take advantage of on-site showers.
Green Tiles: Floor tiles next to the first-floor Au Bon Pain café are green in every sense of the word. They’re made from recycled Heineken bottles.
Creative Irrigation: Greiner Hall’s landscaping irrigation system draws water from nearby Lake LaSalle.
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