Notable green building projects...
Hines' Atlanta project earns LEED-EBOM Gold
Hines - August 26
Hines' One Overton Park earned LEED-EBOM Gold. The 15-story office building is Hines’ second LEED Gold property in Atlanta. The project earned an EPA Energy Star score of 93, consumes 47% less energy and emits 47% fewer emissions than the average U.S. building.
Sprint earns first LEED for Retail Portfolio
USGBC Northern California - August 24
Sprint's first pilot store earned LEED for Retail Portfolio certification. Green features include efficient lighting, Energy Star equipment, thermal comfort controls, green power, efficient plumbing fixtures, recycling and green housekeeping.
Hines/SAP' SF building earns LEED-EB Gold
Hines - August 19
San Francisco's 100 Montgomery Street earned LEED-EB Gold. The 25-story building, owned by Hines and Sterling American Property, is the fourth existing building in the Bay Area to earn LEED-EB Gold. The project features efficient lighting, low-flow restroom fixtures and showers, bicycle storage, green cleaning and a recycling/composting program.
Albertsons' earns LEED Silver
PR Inside - August 19
Albertsons' La Habra store earned LEED Commercial Interiors Silver. Its green features include water-saving fixtures, web-monitored refrigeration, efficient lighting, air conditioning and heating, carbon dioxide sensors, 40 skylights, and photo sensor-controlled lights.
ACT earns first LEED Platinum data center
DatacenterDynamics - August 14
The American College Testing (ACT) data center in Iowa uses geothermal cooling and is the first U.S. data center to earn LEED Platinum. Related story: Reuters considers LEED Platinum centers
Event center earns LEED-NC Gold
Dexigner - August 16
Washington's ShoWare Center, a 154,000-square-foot arena, earned LEED - New Construction Gold. The ShoWare Center is the first new event center in the U.S. to earn LEED Gold.
Lexus training center – first LEED-CI in Florida
BizJournals - August 14
The Lexus Florida Training Center earned LEED - Commercial Interiors Gold, and is the first LEED-CI facility for Lexus and Florida. The project boasts energy and water efficiency, recycling and enhancement of indoor environmental quality.
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