Wrigley Hall

Wrigley Hall is home to ASU's School of Sustainability and Julie Ann Wrigley Global Institute of Sustainability. The building's most visible features, the roof wind turbines, are a functional reminder that ASU is committed to renewable energy sources. The building was renovated utilizing sustainable products, including high-recycled content materials in the carpet and flooring. Indoor air quality is enhanced through the use of GreenGuard certified furniture and low-emitting paints, coatings and interior signage. Energy use is reduced with the use of natural light and solar tubes, to take advantage of the abundant natural sunlight available, and an occupancy sensor-controlled lighting system. Water efficiency is incorporated throughout the building, including low-water use fixtures inside, and native drought-tolerant plantings outside.

Wrigley Hall earned a Silver rating on the U.S. Green Building Council’s Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) rating system.

Building Features:

• Home to the first school of sustainability in the nation (est. 2006)
• Tetracycling on the 2nd floor-Recycling traditionally “non-recyclable” items such as coffee capsules, pens, plastic bags, etc.
• 112 solar panels on the roof
• Campus Metabolism - Kiosk that displays real-time energy consumption data for several campus buildings. Campus Metabolism is an interactive web-based tool created to highlight the connection between actions in our daily lives, resource use, and the resulting environmental consequences. It can analyze offices and dorm rooms, showing individuals the impact of leaving an Xbox on or leaving the lights on, etc. Campus Metabolism also shows opportunities for energy savings and is a great educational tool. 
• Sustainability Events-Many world renowned thinkers and practitioners in sustainability field come to speak at ASU through sustainability series/ Wrigley, also hosts free sustainability themed film screenings at a local theater- events are usually free and open to the public.