This new 50,000 SF lab building houses medical education, a dental clinic, radiology, a materials lab, biology labs, and chemistry labs. Strategies included geothermal, filtered fume hoods, air quality monitoring, enthalpy wheels and natural ventilation in non-lab areas. The measured EUI is 50 kBtu/sf*yr. The building uses on-site solar (funded via PPA) for all its energy needs. to receive state approval for ZNE, the team had to prove this could be achieved at no additional construction cost, compared to the standard high-performance baseline design, via a detailed independent construction cost estimate. The building is the first verified Zero Net Energy lab building in the US, it received the I2SL 2016 Go Beyond Award and AIA COTE 2017 Top Ten Award. It also received LEED Platinum.