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Celebrate Earth Day April 22 Tour GU's New Science Building V OLUME X X V I I / I SSUE 4 / A PRIL 2 0 1 3 WWW . CAGTOWN . ORG Celebrate Earth Day April 22 Tour GU’s New Science Building Among its many attributes, the new building houses the Institute for Soft Matter Synthesis and Metrology, launched at Georgetown with a $6.9 million grant from the National Institute of Standards and Technology. Soft matter is found in everyday items such as shampoo, tooth- paste and face cream, but may one day have a much wider application in areas such as sustainability and energy storage. Physics labs in the building have advanced resources and equipment to study nanotechnology fabrication and soft matter, including high-powered micro- scopes that can produce three-dimensional images of structures. New GU Science Center Regents Hall The meeting will start with a reception at 7 pm in the n Monday, April 22, 2013, Georgetown University Copley Building (to the right of Healy Hall on the quad) . will host CAG to view their state of the art new Ms. Whitmer will speak and then we’ll break up into Oscience building. The evening will start with a group tours of the new building. reception in the grand old salon, the Copley Formal —Michele Jacobson Lounge in the Copley Building just off Healy Circle, where we will hear from Ali Whitmer, a key leader in the devel- opment of Regents Hall. From there groups will venture out to tour Regents Hall — GU’s new, LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certified, state-of- the-art science building. Home to the departments of biology, chemistry and physics, the five-story, $100 million new Regents Hall science building comprises 154,000 square feet of space that includes classrooms, 12 teaching labs, over three floors of research labs, four conference rooms, six stu- dent lounges and a café. A key aspect of Regents Hall is the special design to facilitate and increase interdisciplinary collaboration, Regents Hall Interior interaction and research. Labs feature technologically advanced instrumentation and environmental controls necessary to conduct sensitive experiments and research. 1 G EORGETOWN C ITIZENS / A PRIL 2 0 1 3 President’s letter s I am writing this I can Speaking of getting involved, barely see out the win- on April 20 Diane Colasanto Adow because the snow is will host CAG Public Safety coming down so hard. And I Block Captains and those thought that Spring was here. interested in becoming block Alas, foiled by March yet again. captains. Currently over 75 However, a couple of harbingers Georgetown residents have of Spring are right around the volunteered to be “crime corner — the Georgetown communication central” for House Tour and the Georgetown their close-by-neighbors. These Garden tour. committed individuals contact neighbors by flyer and email The House Tour sponsored by networks,about crime and secu- St. John's Church will take place rity on their particular block, Jennifer Altemus with our March Speaker on Saturday, April 27. Thanks to as well as pertinent notices from Leslie Buhler co-chairs Stephanie Bothwell and MPD, GU or other individuals. Frank Randolph it will again feature I went to a great meeting the other a fantastic selection of private homes day. Joe Sternlieb, the dynamic direc- They also provide CAG and the graciously opening their doors to sup- tor of the Georgetown Business the police with invaluable feedback port the many ministries of the Parish. Improvement District, and his team about what is of concern to their are embarking on a collaborative plan- neighbors. This has really opened up The Georgetown House Tour cele- the channels of communication. If brates the rich architectural heritage ning process for our neighborhood’s commercial district called “George- you don’t know your block captain and history of Georgetown as well as — check the Public Safety section at its role as a residential community. town 2028.” The goals are to develop a strategic vision for ensuring that cagtown.org. And if you are interest- On this day each year, visitors come ed in becoming a block captain call from all over the country for this Georgetown remains a world-class commercial district — economically, the CAG office at 202-337-7313 for special opportunity to take a look more details. inside the featured residences. physically, and environmentally — and to identify the actions that must be —Jennifer Altemus To kickoff the event, the House taken between now and 2028 to see Tour Patron's Party will be held on this vision realized. Wednesday, April 24 at the lovely home of Tom Anderson and Marc Small focus groups will meet Schappell whose Federal house has throughout March, then the BID will undergone a meticulous, four year his- launch Georgetown 2028 publicly to toric restoration. For more informa- the broader community. Business and tion visit georgetownhousetour.com. property owners, neighborhood organizations, and community lead- The Garden Tour, sponsored by the ers will be encouraged to participate Georgetown Garden Club, will take in the creative process. The effort place on Saturday, May 11 and will will start in early summer and con- showcase a wide variety of gardens, clude by Thanksgiving. some with sweeping lawns and majes- tic trees and some serving as intimate There will be an initial meeting to outside rooms. Christ Church will explain the process and a website serve as headquarters for the tour where you can get more information and, as usual, will host the restorative and give your suggestions for what afternoon tea we all need after our you would like Georgetown to look stroll through nature. More informa- like in 2028. I think this has the tion on the Garden Tour is available potential to be a really exciting and at GeorgetownGardenTour.com productive project for our community. I hope you will be involved. 2 G EORGETOWN C ITIZENS / A PRIL 2 0 1 3 Aspects of Georgetown Catching Rays in Georgetown atching rays, remember when at least 10% if they have the right tion so that the 30 panels on the roof it used to mean working on shade free roof. Solar is ready to cannot be seen from the street. Did Cyour tan? Those days are gone become a mainstream power source. It you know there are 30 solar panels and we have moved on. Now we also enhances the value of your home. on the roof of the Phoenix? I thought catch those rays to power our cars, not. The Hayes’s did their house in run our lights, heat our houses and No installation, no maintenance Palisades too. that’s for starters. Solar power is the costs. The DC government gives turning of sunlight into energy. Radi- rebates and there are federal incen- You can call SolarCity yourself if ant heat and light from the sun have tives as well. Also, Pepco is mandat- you want to find out if solar is right been harnessed for years. Now, either ed to create renewable power, so for your home or business at 1-888- by photovoltaic cells or concentrating Pepco pays the users of solar power SOL-CITY. sunlight by lenses and mirrors, we quarterly. When there is more energy Actually I don’t work for a solar are getting better at it. It is coming to than you need, the meter runs back- power company although it may houses and shops near you. ward, saving you money. And the extra power goes back on the grid. sound that way. But it just so happens Sounds good. It is good. It’s greener, When there are cold dark days you that on my kitchen table, which gets a better for the environment. And more go back on the grid. lot of sun in the middle of the after- economical than getting power from noon, there is a small (7”) plastic the grid. You pay by the month, just My sources for all this cheerful replica of Queen Elizabeth II. She is like a utility, only it’s cheaper. Each information are Lee Keshishian of smiling, and she is solar powered, and homeowner’s savings will vary depend- Solar City, the company, and John when the sun hits her she waves her ing on the size of the system and the Hayes, owner of our favorite store, hand at me in a royal sort of way. It is tax credits and rebates they qualify for, the Phoenix, a solar powered store. really pretty terrific, a sunny room but that savings can be as high as Bear in mind this is Georgetown so and a waving Queen, life is good. 70%. Most people can expect to save the Phoenix had to go through Fine Arts and make a small accommoda- —Edith Schafer Annual Georgetown House Tour Set for April 27 tephanie Bothwell and Frank The event runs from 11am until 5 Preceding the house tour, on the Babb Randolph are again co- pm. Houses are arranged for easy evening ofApril 24, the Georgetown Schairing the historic George- walking at your own pace taken in House Tour Patrons Party will take town House tour which will feature the order you prefer. The ticket price place at another fabulous Georgetown nine spectacular homes showcasing includes a tour booklet including a home. This fundraiser is open to the the best of Georgetown. "We are map of the houses. The cost per per- public and draws Georgetowners, delighted to once again offer our son is $45 until April 21st, and $50 friends of St. John's and their guests guests the rare opportunity to look thereafter (including the day of the to a landmark Georgetown home for inside some of Georgetown’s most tour).
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