Articles Tagged with ''LEED''

Building on LEED v4.1, USGBC opens call for proposals to solicit input for the future of LEED.

What might initially appear to be minor changes to referenced documents may actually give us a glimpse into big changes on the horizon for how we approach building commissioning

Projects, developers and builders are using LEED to raise the bar for sustainable housing.

Fifteen U.S. cities and communities receive assistance for sustainability and climate action efforts.

The four-story, 75,000-square-foot center provides a home for the next evolution in the collegiate study of engineering, comprising a dynamic environment for multi-disciplinary collaboration

The building, which itself acts as a hands-on training tool for student learning, is one of very few LEED Platinum buildings that produces more energy than it consumes, making it “net-positive”

The new High Street Residence Hall at Dickinson College, showcases modern student living inside, and a zinc façade in durable, distinctive and sustainable cladding, on the outside

New state-of-the-art, $40 million science building at Sacramento City College will begin construction in spring of 2020

New version of LEED green building program raises the bar for sustainable housing and cities.

The five-story, 188,447-square-foot research facility focuses on sustainable design, targeting LEED Platinum, and achieving a 44 percent energy savings goal with the help of its double-skin façade