345 California Street, an iconic, newly renovated Class A mixed-use office building in San Francisco where Cushman & Wakefield provides real estate and leasing management, has received Fitwel 2-Star and LEED Platinum ratings.

Fitwel is the groundbreaking real estate platform that delivers insights on building health, ESG performance and the bottom line. The 2-star rating was awarded to 345 California's that integrate multiple evidence-based design and operational strategies that support occupants' physical, mental and social health. The Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Platinum certification, the highest rating, was awarded by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) for the building's compliance with prerequisites and credits related to carbon, energy, water, waste, transportation, materials, health and indoor quality.

Owned by Metropolis Investment Holdings Inc., 345 California is a 48-story mixed-use building in the heart of San Francisco's financial district with expansive bay and city views. The building is prominently located at the intersection of California and Battery Streets. Built in 1986, the 725-foot tower offers 600,000 square feet of office and retail space, as well as two levels of underground parking. The building features award-winning architectural design by Skidmore, Owings and Merrill.

The property’s LEED Platinum rating, BOMA 360 designation, Energy Star certification, UL Verified Healthy Building for indoor air and water, Fitwel certification and its carbon neutrality ensure that residents benefit from world-class operational best practices…

Cushman & Wakefield's Greg Fogg and Sam Wasserstein are handling project leasing for the building, while the firm's Northern California Asset Services division is providing on-site property management services.

“The property’s LEED Platinum rating, BOMA 360 designation, Energy Star certification, UL Verified Healthy Building for indoor air and water, Fitwel certification and carbon neutrality ensure that residents benefit from world-class operational best practices,” said Patrick Murphy, General Manager. “The building’s HVAC systems feature high-efficiency MERV-15 filters and a ventilation system that meets ASHRAE 62 standards. The state-of-the-art energy and comfort controls and life-saving technology make 345 California a pioneering business address.”

The mixed-use building offers premium on-site amenities such as a tenant-only fitness facility, a courtyard with a greenhouse meeting space, as well as spacious common areas and flexible open floor plans that offer tenants the opportunity to create their ideal modern office experience. Other key features include a newly renovated plaza, newly renovated lobby with state-of-the-art touchless turnstile, new tenant lounge, high-quality locker and shower facilities, and high-quality bike parking. The building is also steps away from all major transportation services and is within easy walking distance to numerous trendy shops and restaurants.

The Four Seasons Hotel on the Embarcadero and a recently opened new restaurant are also located at 345 California.

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San Francisco-based startup Quilt is making waves in the HVAC industry with aesthetically pleasing and energy-efficient designs. These designs are the brainchild of industrial designers Mike&Maaike, who have previously been associated with tech giants such as Google, Coalesse and Steelcase.

Quilt doesn't just offer attractive HVAC systems. The company redefines energy efficiency and significantly reduces the carbon footprint and operating costs. By combining style and sustainability, Quilt sets a new standard in the HVAC industry.

Quilt's rapid success suggests it may have a lasting impact on the HVAC market, paving the way for living spaces equipped with stylized HVAC systems that blend seamlessly into our interior design while ensuring our comfort.

Quilt's alliance with renowned industrial designers, a strategic location and a strong focus on design and efficiency reflect the increasing expectations for future HVAC systems.

The unique Quilt HVAC system offers a wide variable BTU range and uses ductless heat pump technology for better efficiency. Despite its high performance, it operates quietly and offers zone control for temperature adjustment, providing ultimate comfort. In addition, it has a modern design that fits well with trendy interiors and features a comprehensive remote control for greater convenience. In particular, its energy-saving features reduce both carbon emissions and electricity bills, making it a cost-effective solution.

The Quilt system is characterized by its customizable exterior, stylish details and integration with smart home devices.

Quilt's aesthetic and efficient HVAC approach

Moreover, its quality, intuitive interface and diverse range make it a popular choice among homeowners. The affordable homeware store offers it as an ideal combination of design and technology.

The Quilt system impresses with its quiet operation and compact dimensions, making it perfect for small spaces. It features an efficient exhaust fan, zone heating for targeted heat distribution and a digital thermostat for precise temperature control. Its sleek design also fits seamlessly with the room's decor.

The Quilt Dial is another innovative feature of the Quilt system. This smart thermostat gives users control over settings, scheduling, energy savings, and efficiency monitoring through an app – redefining the way people manage their home environment.

The Quilt system's outdoor unit features a stylish matte black design and operates quietly. It also boasts remarkable energy efficiency, self-cleaning and automatic scheduling, among other features. The system ensures fresh indoor air quality and supports integration into smart home systems. Combined with a comprehensive warranty and exceptional customer service, the Quilt system is a valuable investment.

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On December 12, 2015, a monumental agreement to combat climate change was reached. The Paris Agreement brought together nearly all nations in an ambitious effort to advance the creation of a low-carbon future. This historic event led to the creation of an important mission: to keep global temperature rise below 1.5 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels by 20501.

Countries around the world are making efforts to reduce their carbon footprint and create a more sustainable society. Although the United States officially withdrew from the Paris Agreement in 2017, many American states, cities, and even individual companies and organizations have pledged their support to continue pursuing the goals of the Paris Agreement.

US cities and states are raising the bar

Efforts in the United States, such as the “We Are Still In” statement (representing the largest cross-section of American business to rally around climate action to date), have shown that the U.S. continues to support the Paris Agreement2.

One of the most notable moves to reduce America's carbon footprint comes from the city of Berkeley, California. In July 2019, it became the first American city to ban the use of natural gas in new low-rise buildings and apartment buildings. Menlo Park and San Luis Obispo, California, followed Berkeley's lead and banned natural gas. Los Angeles, Palo Alto, Petaluma, San Francisco, San Jose, Santa Monica, Santa Rosa, Sunnyvale and 50 to 60 other cities and towns in California are considering the same ban. Outside California, Seattle, Washington and several cities in Massachusetts and Minneapolis are also considering similar bans.

New Jersey has a draft master plan to end the use of natural gas in buildings by 20303. NYC Local Law 97 (of 2019) limits carbon emissions for most buildings over 25,000 square feet and alternative compliance paths for certain building types.

The University of California Office of the President Carbon Neutrality Initiative, the Clean Energy DC Omnibus Act of 2018, Massachusetts Net Zero Building regulations, local gas moratoriums, and others target net zero carbon and fossil fuel elimination away .

Professional associations are raising the bar

In a historic resolution, the American Institute of Architects (AIA) declared a climate emergency and adopted Climate Action. The AIA adopted the resolution for urgent and sustainable climate action. The historic resolution was approved by a vote of 4,860 to 312 at the 2019 AIA National Convention in Las Vegas (Fig. 2). It states: “…THEREFORE, IT IS NOW RESOLVED that, beginning in 2019 and pending zero net carbon practices accepted by its members, the AIA will prioritize and support urgent climate action as a health, safety and welfare issue in order to address the ” “To exponentially accelerate the decarbonization” of buildings, the construction sector and the built environment…”4

The American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) position on climate change was documented in its position document dated June 27, 2018. It states: “…The recent Paris Agreement and the adoption of the Kigali Amendment to the Montreal Protocol show that there is broad international consensus on the need for action. ASHRAE's direct interest and concern in greenhouse gases (GHGs) and climate change is reflected in its activities in HVAC&R technologies and applications. HVAC&R systems contribute to greenhouse gas emissions in the form of direct refrigerant emissions (CFCs, HCFCs, and HFCs) and indirect CO2 emissions associated with the energy required to operate buildings and building systems. Therefore, ASHRAE and its members play an important role in mitigating and adapting to climate change…”

Impact on device manufacturers

Manufacturers must raise the bar and stay ahead of a changing industry before electrification of the built environment arrives. To accommodate new changes in design, economics, code, standards and the pursuit of zero carbon emissions, replacements for fossil fuel-derived products are required during this transition period. Manufacturers can decide whether they want to be an advocate for change or a follower who only changes when forced to. There are at least two areas that may be of interest: (1) operational carbon and (2) embodied carbon.

Operating carbon

Electrifying the built environment requires new equipment. Continuously improving the efficiency of existing systems is a must. Replacing a natural gas hot water boiler (hot water or heating boiler) with a heat pump is an obvious alternative when natural gas is banned. Selected air-water heat pump products with carbon dioxide as a refrigerant have already made it into the top 10 of BuildingGreen 20165. The coefficient of performance (COP) of similar products can be up to four times higher than conventional gas water heaters. Air-to-water heat pump heaters with a focus on higher instantaneous capacity (requiring less hot water storage) will be important to drive this market. New equipment with standard industry ratings, including ASME, Factory Mutual or UL approval, is also important. Although not yet available in the United States, Daikin has developed a variable refrigerant flow (VRF) system that can use the heat generated from cold water production to produce hot water. The system can also provide heating for underfloor heating applications.

These so-called “three-in-one” units are also available from Mammoth on the international market, namely in China and Canada. Electric heat pump equipment, including air-to-water and air-to-air heat pumps, must be tested for heating performance and rated for low outdoor air temperatures (0°F and below). Air-to-air heat pumps can be a more efficient replacement for compact terminal air conditioners (PTAC). For use in residential water heating, air-to-water heat pumps must be capable of delivering hot water at a temperature of 140°F, even when outdoor temperatures reach -10°F or below. In cold climates like Chicago, this can be challenging without additional electric heating.

Refrigerants are another area that needs to be addressed. While the most harmful refrigerants like R22 have been banned and replaced with better ones like R 410 A, several common refrigerants on the market still have high global warming potential (GWP). (Fig. 3).

Cooking is the other obvious use of gas in a building. As an alternative, induction cooking is becoming increasingly popular. While it is generally believed that induction cooking is more efficient than gas or electric cooking, a study by the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) suggests that this is not always the case. It can vary depending on the size of the cooking vessel compared to traditional electric cooking6. The United Nations World Health Organization notes that there is no convincing evidence that medium-frequency fields from induction cooking have a long-term effect on human health7, but has also admitted that more research needs to be done. However, a study conducted by the Swiss government concluded that depending on the cooking zone and cooking vessels used8, induction cooking may exceed the guidelines set by the International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection, which specifies a maximum magnetic flux density of 6.25 microtesla ( µT) at a distance of 30 cm.

Embodied carbon

Over the next twelve months, the focus in the HVAC industry will shift from operational carbon to embodied carbon. Several conferences and events such as Carbon Positive in Chicago, the AIA Large Firm Round Table and the follow-up event Carbon Positive in Los Angeles in 2020 will bring together participation from key industry players and focus on embodied carbon. The AIA Architecture 2030 Challenge has already adopted an embodied carbon roadmap9, and the civil engineering community has also defined its own10.

Many design firms are starting to use commercial software like Tally to estimate the carbon footprint of their buildings. A new open-source tool called Embodied Carbon Calculator for Construction that tracks carbon emissions from construction raw materials could be a useful tool for reducing the carbon footprint of construction projects.

The Embodied Carbon Calculator for Construction, or EC3 for short, was developed by the Carbon Leadership Forum in collaboration with Skanska and C-Change Labs.

It was additionally piloted by Microsoft. Although this is an advancement in the design industry, the impacts of HVAC equipment and parts, including ducts, piping, metal, etc., cannot be properly considered because they do not have embodied carbon data or Environmental Product (EPD) information Declaration) products are available.

Building a single “low-carbon” office building could save 30 million kilograms, or 33,000 tons, of CO2 emissions. Kate Simonen, founding director of the Carbon Leadership Forum and associate professor at the University of Washington, says this is “the emissions equivalent of driving a car around the world 3,000 times.”11

Many organizations have proclaimed that we are in a climate emergency: the political leaders, professional associations, the Net Zero codes, the gas ban regulations, the voices of many cities and, most recently, the cry of the younger generation demanding change12.

The world needs the entire HVAC industry to lead this transformation to reduce both operational and embodied carbon emissions. This is a crisis that the HVAC industry must commit to solving.

This story originally appeared in the January 2020 issue of SNIPS magazine.

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With long-term sustainability a key concern for society, all industries need to recognize the role they play in contributing to a responsible and sustainable future and find ways to address the challenges they face.

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SYDNEY, June 10, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Late last year, Master Plumbers’ Association Queensland (MPAQ) and Plastics Industry Pipe Association of Australia (PIPA) joined forces with Iplex, Reece, Tradelink and Vinidex to launch the Construction Plastics Recycling Scheme in Queensland, with funding support from the Queensland Government. According to the leading plumber Port Stephens wide, The Plumbing Life Saver, the scheme highlights the need to educate and change behaviors across the industry.

The scheme was developed to help industry understand the volume of available PVC off-cuts and fittings from construction sites. With most plastic pipes installed throughout Australia being 100% recyclable, waste such as off-cuts should be captured and diverted from landfill. The Plastics Industry Pipe Association of Australia says PVC pipes can be recycled six to seven times without significant reduction in pipe material quality requirements.

Collection sites set up as part of the scheme have made it easier for the construction industry to divert their PVC off-cuts from landfill to be recycled. With clear benefits to the scheme, The Plumbing Life Saver hopes similar programs can eventually be introduced throughout Australia.

By shifting to a circular economy model where resources are reclaimed and recycled in an endless loop, the construction industry can move away from its current wasteful linear economy. While there is a widespread perception that virgin materials are better than recycled in the industry, The Plumbing Life Saver believes it comes down to education and availability.

Initiatives such as the Construction Plastics Recycling Scheme can help the industry make meaningful steps towards becoming more sustainable, says The Plumbing Life Saver, who hopes to see the construction industry become more green, sustainable and committed to creating a circular economy.

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Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco names Jeremy Empol, senior vice president, public affairs and industry outreach

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 17, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Jeremy Empol has joined the Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco (FHLBank San Francisco) as senior vice president, public affairs and industry outreach. In this role, Empol will oversee FHLBank San Francisco’s government relations program, including representing the Bank’s interests with Congress, regulators, and financial industry stakeholders.

“We are excited to welcome Jeremy to this important role on our public affairs team,” said Anne Segrest McCulloch, executive vice president and chief legal officer at FHLBank San Francisco. “With his deep experience in the financial services industry and track record of building productive relationships with government and industry, he will be an effective advocate for the common interests of the bank and our over 325 member financial institutions.”

Empol was previously senior vice president of federal government affairs at the California and Nevada Credit Union Leagues, where he was the industry’s voice to congress and the administration for 16 years. Prior to his tenure with the Leagues, he served as a congressional aide to three members of Congress, was an aide to two members of the California State Legislature, and worked on a number of political campaigns. Mr. Empol holds a BA in Political Science from UC Davis and an MA in Government from Johns Hopkins University.

About Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco
The Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco is a member-driven cooperative helping local lenders in Arizona, California, and Nevada build strong communities, create opportunity, and change lives for the better. Our member financial institutions–commercial banks, credit unions, industrial loan companies, savings institutions, insurance companies, and community development financial institutions–rely on us to deliver prompt access to low-cost funding, risk management tools, and resources for affordable housing and community economic development. Together with our members and other partners, we are making the communities we serve more resilient and vibrant.

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CONTACT: Media Contact: Mary Long Senior Director, Marketing Communications longm@fhlbsf.com 415.616.2556

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Among Americans of European decent, tattoos were strongly associated with the military, starting around the time of the Civil War. In 1891, tattooer and inventor Samuel O’Reilly received a patent for the first electric tattoo machine. It modified Thomas Edison’s electric pen, replacing the pen with a needle that stored ink.

Before O’Reilly’s machine, tattoo artists punctured the skin two to three times per second. The new machine had a motor that drove the needle up and down, increasing the perforation rate to 50 times per second and revolutionizing tattooing.

Thomas Edison’s patent for the electric pen.

In the early 20th century, tattoos were still largely seen on people outside of mainstream society: soldiers, sailors and some circus performers who showed off their heavily tattooed bodies to enthralled crowds.

And because tattoos were so connected to the military, the designs were often nostalgic. Soldiers would get the names of people they wanted to remember inked on their skin — mothers, daughters and girlfriends. Or, they’d get designs that over time came to symbolize specific things. The swallow, for example, meant that a sailor had traveled over 5,000 nautical miles.

This style of tattooing grew into what is now known as American traditional. It has two recognizable design features: First, the tattoos use bright, saturated colors like yellow, red and green, with black for shading. Primary colors stay clear and eye-catching over a person’s whole lifetime.

Second, American traditional tattoos have easily identifiable designs and motifs like hearts, skulls, anchors, roses and other kinds of flowers. Over time this visual vocabulary became common enough that tattoo artists would display the most popular designs in their shops, called “flash.”

During World War II, soldiers poured into San Francisco before shipping out to the Pacific theater. Many stopped into local tattoo shops and inked familiar flash tattoos on themselves as reminders of home.

Tattoo artist Kyra Monterrosa points to a sheet of flash tattoos she designed for a 415 Day event at Rebel Gallery in San Francisco’s Bayview neighborhood. (Beth LaBerge/KQED)

And during the war, American soldiers came in contact with people from all over the world. They would have seen tattoos on people in Japan and the Pacific Islands, and they may even have gotten more tattoos while deployed. When the war finally ended, Americans didn’t want to return to the way things had been. Society was poised for some major social changes.

Counterculture movements make tattoos mainstream

“In the decades after World War II, and particularly after 1960, we see a spread of tattoo culture throughout popular culture in the US,” said Nina Jablonski, a professor of anthropology at Pennsylvania State University and author of the book “Skin: A natural history.” “It becomes not necessarily legitimized, but much more popular.”

People were still getting American traditional flash tattoos, but now they were associated with countercultural movements.

In the Bay Area, women were challenging the beauty norms of the day as part of the women’s liberation movement. Janis Joplin famously showed off her tattoo on The Tonight Show, done by San Francisco tattoo artist Lyle Tuttle.

American tattoo culture is ripe for change

Ed Hardy at a tattoo convention in Sacramento circa 1980. (Manfred Kohrs/Wikimedia Commons)

It was during the explosion of interest in tattooing in the 1960s and ’70s that a guy named Ed Hardy popped onto the scene. Hardy was first and foremost an artist. He graduated from the San Francisco Art Institute with a degree in printmaking in 1967 and was offered a scholarship to continue his studies at Yale.

One day he decided to get a tattoo. While he was there, his tattooer, a guy named Phil Sparrow, showed him a book that changed the course of his life.

“He brought a book out and it was Japanese bodysuit tattooing,” said Mary Joy Scott, owner of Raven Eye Tattoo in San Francisco’s Richmond district and a student of Hardy. “When Ed saw that, he decided to leave behind the whole art world and become a tattooer.”

Mary Joy Scott stands in front of Raven Eye Tattoo, a shop she opened in early 2021 in San Francisco’s Richmond District. (Sebastian Mino-Bucheli/KQED)

Japanese bodysuits are complex, subtly shaded and beautiful. They cover the body in a way Hardy had never seen before. He wanted to know more about how Japanese tattoo artists created those effects, so he turned down the Yale scholarship and moved to Japan to study for five months with tattoo master Kazuo Oguri, sometimes known as Horihide.

Over thousands of years, Japanese tattoo artists have developed techniques using a bamboo stick, called a tebori, that has several needles grouped on one end. The tebori allows the artist to create much more complicated designs than were common at that time in the US

An example of classical Japanese tattooing circa 1875. (Kusakabe Kimbei/Wikimedia Commons)

“There are multiple sharp needles that are dipped in some kind of a pigment and then tapped into the skin,” said Jablonski, of Pennsylvania State University. “These needles are in groups so you can get lines, you can get dots. Very complex designs can be made.”

With American traditional tattooing, a person collects individual designs over a lifetime, slowly covering the body. Japanese traditional, on the other hand, is about one idea or scene taking over the entire body.

Ed Hardy took the two styles and blended them. He opened a shop called Realistic Tattoo in San Francisco in 1974. He became known for custom tattoos — images designed specifically for a client, often referencing something personal in their life. Custom tattoos are often bigger than flash and complexly shaded like the Japanese style, although they don’t often cover the majority of the body the way a Japanese bodysuit does.

People loved the idea of ​​custom tattoos, even making special trips to the city to get inked by Hardy.

“Ed Hardy basically spoke to that interest in not only bringing these new design elements, but personalizing them,” Jablonski said. “‘I want to express what’s in your heart, what you aspire to.'”

These days, Ed Hardy is better known for his clothing designs than for his impact on tattoo culture, but make no mistake — he was a founder. Many of the tattoos you see on people walking around today are the direct legacy of his vision.

We’d love to see your custom tattoos! Take a picture and share it with us on Twitter, tagging @oallenprice or using the hashtag #BayCurious. Be sure to tell us what the tattoo means to you.

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The latest North Bay Business Journal research (Lists.NorthBayBusinessJournal.com) focuses on organizations (and their suppliers) that use “cellular and biomolecular processes to develop technologies and products” that improve health, life and the environment.

That’s the definition of Biotechnology Innovation Organization.

This list of biotechnology and biomedical companies and research institutions is ranked by number of North Bay employees, then companywide. Other information included is product or service categories, targeted markets, top products or services, pharmaceuticals or products in development and ailment, funding sources, strategic relationships, and name of top local executive.

Detailed information from the list is available for purchase as a spreadsheet via the links above.

Want to have your company surveyed for this and other lists? Contact Research Director Michelle Fox at michelle.fox@busjrnl.com or call 707-526-8682.

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