Articles Tagged with ''LEED ''

A Massachusetts rehabilitation hospital emphasizes personal and environmental connections for healing its patients now and for future environmental challenges.

Part I of a two-part series examines how adopting German innovations could benefit various building systems in the U.S.

The Bridge Building was built on the east bank of downtown Nashville’s Cumberland River in 1908. Today, it is the world’s highest-rated LEED Platinum Core & Shell building.

A Milwaukee project team has few precedents to follow when achieving one of the rarer LEED certifications.

Extension offers the green building industry additional time to prepare for the newest version of LEED.

Backed by smart building technology from Honeywell, USGBC’s LEED dynamic plaque helps measure and improve ongoing facility performance.

The U.S. Green Building Council has announced its 2014 class of LEED Fellows.

Many are applauding the new and improved LEED v4 (v4) as raising the sustainable building bar and continuing to drive market transformation.

The new Pearl Izumi headquarters is an environmentally friendly building.

The USGBC and Bank of America Charitable Foundation announced the 11 projects selected for the 2014 Affordable Green Neighborhoods grant program.