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The 56,123-square-foot, 14.08-acre dealership implemented a number of design elements to reduce its environmental impact. The exterior panels are made of 95 percent recycled aluminum composite material (ACM), while the dealership portal entry is made of special non-lead, energy-saving glass, providing direct sunlight in place of energy-consuming lights. A "green wall" made of Japanese creeping ivy will further reduce energy use as it keeps the building cool by absorbing heat from the sun. An 8,660 gallon water cistern captures and conserves water from condensation generated by 12 rooftop air conditioners and seven interior air conditioners, as well as rain from a rooftop collection system. An on-site car wash reduces the amount of water normally lost in a car wash by 66 percent.
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