Articles Tagged with ''LEED ''

Gordon Incorporated was awarded the honor and privilege to become integrally involved in the design, engineering, constructability assessments, fabrication, and also served in an advisory capacity for the installation of the custom ceilings, walls, light coves, trim, and ornamental treatments throughout this reverent space now known as The 9/11 Memorial Museum, designed by Davis Brody Bond, LLC, architect.

Hunter Douglas is pleased to introduce a new product reference guide for commercial ceilings and wall systems.

A new 650,000-square-foot, 17-story federal office complex makes its home at 90 Elgin Street on Crown-owned property amongst Ottawa’s national monuments and institutions.

Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), the Pacific gateway to the United States, has achieved LEED Gold certification for its new Tom Bradley International Terminal (TBIT), the crown jewel of the Bradley West renovation.

Teamwork and communication led to the successful construction of the JW Marriott in downtown Austin, Texas.

According to a recent paper, the answer is no.

Hard work by Green Globes’ committee—and community—shows it’s only getting better.

In its fifth year, the per-capita list is based on 2010 U.S. Census data and includes commercial and institutional green building projects that were certified throughout 2014.

A grant from the Department of Energy pushes a sustainable building at a Michigan university from LEED Gold to LEED Platinum.

LEED professionals continue to do a great job of helping projects meet LEED certification targets, but we should be trying to make them even better from the start.