U.S. Green Building Council

Project ID: 1000171122
Design + Construction  ·  IMPACT
Washington DC

How The Green Building Council Greened Its HQ

By Keith Loria
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CBRE's office at 1900 N Street is LEED certified.
Features  ·  Sustainability and Climate Action
Washington DC

Owners, Cities Lean Into LEED Amid Office Market Downturn

By Keith Loria
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Leases  ·  Technology
National

How to Reduce Your Carbon Footprint Without Reducing Your Office Footprint

By Petra Durnin
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Edward St. John.
Features  ·  Industry
Washington DC

Q&A: St. John Properties Founder Edward St. John On Sustainable Philosophy

By Keith Loria
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Nicholas Pantuliano.
Design + Construction  ·  Construction
Washington DC

Q&A: PTM’s Nicholas Pantuliano On DC As World’s First LEED Platinum City

By Keith Loria
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A monitor mounted on a wall with the number 6 displayed on it.
Leases  ·  Analysis
New York City

Office Air Filtration In the Spotlight as Workers Trickle Back

By David M. Levitt
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A collage of five individuals.
Finance  ·  Leases
New York City

CO Forum Explores How Real Estate Is Preparing for a Greener, Cleaner Future

By Chava Gourarie
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19th Street Rain Gardens
Design + Construction  ·  Infrastructure
Washington DC

DC’s ‘CBD of the Future’ Certified as LEED Platinum 

By Keith Loria
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The seating area on the 11th floor features residential amenities, such as wood flooring, carpeting and more relaxed seating.
Design + Construction  ·  Architecture
New York City

The Plan: Inside World Economic Forum’s New Energy Efficient Offices

By Liam La Guerre
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Elizabeth Heider
Players  ·  Sustainability and Climate Action
National

Skanska’s Elizabeth Heider on the Swedish Construction Giant’s Quest to Go Green

By Rey Mashayekhi
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305 West 44th Street. Rendering: ODA New York.
Design + Construction  ·  Architecture
New York City

The Power Designers of New York City Are All About Green Spirit

By Liam La Guerre
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Scott Frank in his offices at 80 Pine Street. Photo: Sasha Maslov
Players  ·  Sustainability and Climate Action
New York City

JB&B’s Scott Frank Talks Engineering Trends, 1 Bryant Park and Innovations at WTC

By Liam La Guerre
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Hearst Tower was one of the first LEED-certified buildings in New York City 10 years ago. Next year it will vie for its second existing building certification. Photo courtesy: Hearst
Features  ·  Sustainability and Climate Action
New York City

LEED Was a Huge Advance 10 Years Ago, but Here Are the Four Biggest Problems With It

By Terence Cullen
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Features  ·  Sustainability and Climate Action

Hot Streak: More Owners Try Solar as the City Pushes the Greening Effort Forward

By Bendix Anderson
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Rick Lazio.
Columnists  ·  Sustainability and Climate Action

Underutilized Tax Incentives and the Missed Opportunities for Growth

By Rick Lazio
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High Cholesterol Buildings
Sustainability and Climate Action

Green Group Warning Against Glass Towers

By Tobias Salinger
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Industry  ·  Sustainability and Climate Action

Douglas Durst/LEED Defend BOA Tower’s Efficiency

By Al Barbarino
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