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Published on 15 Apr 2013 Posted in LEED

Thornton Tomasetti provides engineering design, investigation and analysis services to clients worldwide on projects of every size and level of complexity. Founded in 1956, today Thornton Tomasetti is a 700-person organization of engineers,...

Published on 12 Apr 2013 Written by Tristan Roberts Posted in LEED

New report from LEEDuser compiles key addenda, Interpretations, and FAQs in one easy reference.

Keeping up with LEED isn’t always easy. Since LEED 2009 was launched, the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) has issued a variety of addenda, LEED Interpretations, and...

Published on 09 Apr 2013 Written by Corey Enck Posted in LEED

This article was originally posted on edc magazine online on April 5, 2013.

The LEED rating system has introduced highly efficient toilets, urinals and entire irrigation systems to...

Published on 08 Apr 2013 Posted in LEED
LEED Interpretations Database

We’re working to make LEED easier to use, and over the next few months, you’ll notice several improvements to LEED Interpretations and rating system and reference guide addenda. The first step: we’re unveiling a new platform.

Welcome...

Published on 03 Apr 2013 Written by Sara Cederberg Posted in LEED
Credit: Ruin Raider via Flickr

USGBC has just announced that it is establishing a group of 11 to 15 volunteers to serve as a working group that will determine how to best implement Option 3 of the Material Ingredients credit proposed for LEED v4. The call for...

Published on 01 Apr 2013 Written by Selina Holmes Posted in LEED

The LEED v4 Ballot is right around the corner. Want to vote? Register between April 1-30.

Who can register to vote?
All employees of USGBC national member organizations with membership in good standing since March 1, 2013. Membership should remain...

Published on 30 Mar 2013 Written by Selina Holmes Posted in LEED

Thirteen years ago, on March 30, 2000, LEED went from being an idea to a fully functioning rating system. Who could have known that this idea would turn into a global green building movement, with more than 1.5 million square feet of LEED space certifying every day? Who would...

Published on 25 Mar 2013 Posted in LEED

Get your LEED and green building education with USGBC's Webinar Subscription — online, on demand and direct from the makers of LEED.

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Published on 20 Mar 2013 Posted in LEED
The Westory Recertification Photo by Eric Burka

Located only two blocks from the White House, the Westory is an historic building in downtown DC set apart from the city landscape by its Beaux Arts architecture. In 1989, the building was renovated into the 12-story, 273,111-square-foot commercial office building that we know...

Published on 05 Mar 2013 Written by Adam Maynard Posted in LEED
 LEED for Neighborhood Development and Historic Preservation (Photo Credit: Syra

Historic preservation is a green building strategy. A new guidance manual, LEED for Neighborhood Development and Historic Preservation, outlines strategies (and reasoning) geared towards helping project...

Published on 01 Mar 2013 Written by Brendan Owens Posted in LEED
LEED v4 and Refinements in Materials & Resources

We are in the midst of a really exciting time for LEED and USGBC. LEED v4 will be balloted in June of this year and in the time we have leading up to that point, USGBC is taking every moment to make sure the system is fully usable and the program has been thoroughly tested.

The last step...

Published on 21 Feb 2013 Posted in LEED

Editor's note: Browse the February issue of EDC, the official magazine for the LEED Professional - and preview the piece "...

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