Sherman Carter Barnhart has earned a reputation for our design sensitivity to both the site and context by creating buildings tailored to their surroundings and function, yet sensitive to the environment. The firm has won over 120 design awards, including the Kentucky Society of Architects Distinguished Firm Award, and our work has been published in numerous trade and professional journals.
It's official.
Jennings Creek Elementary in Warren County is the most energy-efficient school in Kentucky, and the second nationwide.
"We're in climate zone four, and the average school would use an (Energy Use Intensity) of 73...(but) we've gotten it down to 15.5, which we never thought would be possible," said Sherman Carter Barnhart's Kenny Stanfield, Principal, AIA, LEED AP.
Follow the link to read more.
And if you're at the Kentucky School Boards Association conference in Louisville this weekend, be sure to check out tomorrow's session with Jennifer Cash, AIA, Associate Principal, and Christopher C. McIntyre, CFO/Treasurer, Warren County Schools: Facilities – How can building save you money to invest elsewhere?
Cash was the project manager at Jennings Creek, and she and McIntyre will share ideas about design and efficiency that can help schools save hundreds of thousands in energy costs.
Jennings Creek Elementary named most energy efficient school in Kentucky
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Jennings Creek Elementary is the most energy-efficient school in Kentucky, and the second nationwide, according to the Warren County Public School District.3 days ago
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Congrats Jennifer Cash!
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Marshall County Schools board members stopped by to pose in front of our banner, which features Marshall County's beautiful renovation and expansion!
It was great seeing you all. Thanks for the great selfie!
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