Articles Tagged with ''LEED''

What is the public health, safety, and welfare stake in landscape design?

It is a question that the design profession.

At the University of Massachusetts Amherst, a new Design Building has brought together previously dispersed departments in a LEED Gold structure that is integrated with the campus’ material palette

To realize the project's aesthetic, performance and sustainability goals, the glazing contractor installed a high-performance curtainwall, storefront and entrance systems

The innovation hub’s unique design expands community living space for up to 530 students and assists visiting professionals to connect organically with the city and regional business community through large windows and an urban paseo

The 28,000-square foot building in La Habra, Calif. features 25 exam rooms and 16 physician offices.

LEED certification software expert aims to help general contractors comply with standards.

Located in Brunswick, Maine, Bowdoin College aims to inspire students and faculty to work towards a greener tomorrow with its Roux Center for the Environment

Grant supports twenty additional U.S. cities and communities addressing climate change, resilience and social equity challenges through LEED.

Tectum IIIW Roof Deck panels from Armstrong Building Solutions are now Miami-Dade NOA approved. Ideal for use in hurricane prone areas, the three-in-one composite panels provide sound absorption, insulation, and a nailable surface that accepts a wide variety of roofing materials.

Vitro Architectural Glass announced that it has published its largest-ever and most comprehensive glass catalog. The 40-page booklet was designed and written with input from a panel of architects who suggested enhancements.