Over five years ago, our build process for Microsoft’s Silicon Valley Campus started by putting people at the center and re-imagining everything else. This allowed us to focus on how we could integrate water – one of California’s scarcest natural resources – into our building systems, energy conservation goals, and habitat restoration efforts.
This drone video of the campus gives an unpolished look at the systems and technology integrated across the new site before construction is completed. Watch to see our on-site water treatment plant, thermal storage tanks, cross-laminated timber, solar panels, and a place where we will build an eco-friendly living roof that restores the site’s natural biodiversity.
If you’d like to learn more about what these features do for the surrounding environment or understand how the design process supports our employees, learn more here: https://news.microsoft.com/silicon-valley-campus/
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