Tag: LEED in R.I.
8 properties
LEED stands for “Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design” and is an initiative of the U.S. Green Building Council. LEED is a globally-recognized framework for healthy, efficient, carbon and cost-saving green buildings.
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A new 3-story building for offices, meeting rooms, and flexible classrooms clad in untreated steel sits in the corner of what once was a parking lot
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The first building in Rhode Island made from recycled shipping containers is available for lease as office space
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A modern, glassy set of student buildings on once taxable-land near the bustling Thayer Street commercial corridor
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A mid-century brick indistrial building on the edge of the Jewelry District is given new life as part of Johnson & Wales University
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A brand-new Johnson & Wales facility and the first project to break ground where I-195 used to be
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The first LEED-certified college residence hall in the state, part of the Rhode Island College campus
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A hub of scientific and academic innovation and one of the first projects to break ground in the newly available I-195 District
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A massive 58,000 sf former electricity generating station went through three different redevelopment projects over 20 years before finally being completed