Exelon Pavilions at Millennium Park - Monroe St

ADDRESS

Exelon Pavilions at Millennium Park - Monroe St
201 E. Randolph Street
Chicago, Illinois

SIZE

Southeast Building - 1.92 kW Direct-Current kilowatts; 1.6 kW Alternating Current kilowatts

Southwest Building - 1.28 kW Direct-Current kilowatts; 1.08 kW Alternating Current kilowatts

DATA SYSTEM

Spire/Stonewater

TILT/DEGREE

10 degrees

BRAND

BP380 (80 watts each)

TELEPHONE

312-742-1168

CONTACTS

millennium-park@cityofchicago.org

PARTNERS

Chicago Solar Partnership

ABOUT

On the south end of Millennium Park, to the east and west of Lurie Garden, are two 1,000-square-foot pavilions that provide access to the parking facility below from Monroe Street and the park level. Designed by the renowned architect Renzo Piano, these two structures feature limestone and glass facades and mirror the Renzo Piano-designed addition to The Art Institute of Chicago, to be built directly across Monroe Street. These pavilions also incorporate solar technology. The east and west pavilion solar systems are 1.9 kW and 1.3 kW, respectively, and together they are expected to generate 3,840 kilowatt-hours per year. These solar electric systems combined consist of 40, 80-watt standard modules manufactured by Solar Spire Chicago that are installed on the roofs of the pavilions with a south face orientation.