International software giant SAP recently completed an expansion of its North American campus, constructing an all-glass, four-story, 218,000-sq. ft. structure designed to the LEED Platinum standard. The new building is adjacent to SAP’s existing LEED-certified facility on a 110-acre campus in Newtown Square, Pa., approximately 15 miles west of Philadelphia. The structure houses nearly 1,000 employees and was designed by FXFOWLE, an architectural firm known for innovation in sustainable building.
Among other design requirements, the new building supports two of the company’s goals: leadership in sustainability and recruiting and retaining top talent. Lutron lighting control was a key component in designing the building to meet those goals. The Lutron Quantum® total light management system with Hyperion™ Solar-adaptive Shading controls lights and Lutron automated shades throughout the facility. View more for SAP America Inc
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