Articles Tagged with ''LEED''

Tracking the building for LEED Certification, the architect factored the environmental performance of glass into the energy budget calculations to optimize energy performance credits

Historically, LEED has prompted teams to purchase “green power” via qualified renewable energy credits to account for a certain proportion of the project’s anticipated electricity usage.

The conference, in its 18th year, explored how buildings impact human and environmental health.

The new Williams Village East residence hall at the University of Colorado Boulder proudly welcomed its first students in August for the fall 2019 semester. The 178,000-square-foot residence hall, the university’s largest, houses a total of 705 students

Cities and communities are turning to LEED to help benchmark and track performance related to sustainability and quality of life goals.

Roadmap will lay the foundation for a future of LEED that is regenerative.

At the annual Greenbuild conference, the U.S. Green Building Council launched Insight, a new data-driven tool that highlights building project design features that can lead to better performance.

Global growth of LEED reinforces the role green buildings play as a climate solution and tool for improving quality of life.

Capped with an illuminated crown, the residential tower encompasses 588,000 square feet offering 444 luxury rental units, two amenity levels, and 11,650 square feet of retail/commercial space

LEED Fellows are shaping the future of green building and represent the top of their fields in green building design, engineering and development.