LEED Silver Projects

Sustainable Features

• Energy efficient building system
• Water conservation using low-flow plumbing fixtures
• Reduction in heat island effect with high -lbedo roofing and paving materials
• Fuel-cell system supplying electricity to campus microgrid
• Low VOC (Volatile Organic Compounds) and healthy building materials utilized for building components
• Energy efficient lighting
• Accessibility to surrounding public transit
• Implementation of Energy Star-rated equipment
• Green-cleaning policy for all housekeeping measures
• Specified materials with life cycle analysis and material ingredient reporting
• Purchased carbon offsets and RECs (Renewable Energy Credits) to offset the buildings annual energy consumption

Project Details

• Program Manager: Dennis Brown
• Project Manager: Marie Clark
• Architect: Studios Architecture
• Contractor: Balfour Beauty
• Completed: 2009

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Sustainable Features

• Development density and community connectivity
• Alternative transportation
• Water use reduction
• Optimized energy performance
• Green power
• Tenant space - long-term commitment
• Construction waste management
• Recycled content
• Regional materials
• Low-emitting materials
• Thermal comfort
• Innovation in design

Project Details

• Project Manager: Greg Coghill
• Architect: KdA
• Contractor: Future DB International, Inc.
• Completed: 2018

LEED Scorecard (PDF)

Sustainable Features

• Water efficient landscaping and restoration of natural habitat
• Connectivity to the surrounding community and public transportation
• Energy efficient lighting systems
• Low-VOC materials utilized for building components

Project Details

• Project Manager: Barbara Anderson
• Architect: Gensler
• Contractor: C.W. Driver
• Completed: 2011

LEED Scorecard (PDF)

Sustainable Features

• Access to public transportation
• Water efficient landscaping
• Use of natural ventilation
• Optimization of lighting controls to reduce energy use
• Provisions of electric vehicle/carpool parking and bike storage

Project Details

• Project Manager: Robin Tsuchida
• Architect: IPD, Inc.
• Contractor: Bomel Construction Company, Inc.
• Completed: 2012

LEED Scorecard (PDF)

Sustainable Features

• Development density and community connectivity
• Alternative transportation
• Optimized energy performance
• Green power
• Tenant space – long-term commitment
• Construction waste management
• Recycled content
• Regional materials
• Outdoor air delivery monitoring
• Low-emitting materials
• Indoor chemical and pollutant source control
• Controllability of systems
• Thermal comfort
• Daylight and views
• Innovation in design

Project Details

• Project Managers: Dennis Brown & Matt Smith
• Architect: Miller Hull
• Contractor: Level 10 Construction
• Completed: 2017

LEED Scorecard (PDF)

LEED Scorecard (PDF)

Sustainable Features

• Addition of preferred carpool parking and bike storage
• Unique glazing design which allows an abundance for natural daylight
• Utilized recycled and regional materials for building components
• Construction waste management for recycling materials

Project Details

• Project Manager: Mark Nelson
• Architect: Studio E Architects
• Contractor: Swinerton Builders, Inc.
• Completed: 2009

LEED Scorecard (PDF)

Project Details

• Project Manager: Juli Smith
• Architect: RBB Architects
• Completed: 2014

LEED Scorecard (PDF)

Sustainable Features

• Drought-tolerant plants which use little water, requires no fertilizers, and creates a habitat for nature to flourish.
• Interior finish materials selected which have a high regionally sourced content.
• Daylighting to minimize the use of installed lighting and to create a more positive environment for occupants.
• Solar hot water heater installed.
• Energy efficient lighting throughout.
• Low-flow plumbing fixtures installed.
• Low-VOC building products utilized to improve indoor air quality.
• Pervious pavement and vegetation that reduces and improves the quality of storm water run-off
• Highly reflective hardscape to reduce heat gain effects.​

Project Details

• Project Manager: Juli Smith
• Architect: RNT Architects
• Contractor: Nielsen Construction California, Inc.
• Completed: 2014

LEED Scorecard (PDF)

Sustainable Features

• Reduced energy use by 30% compared to Title 24
• Responds to solar orientation – shade south windows fully in summer, minimize and shade east and west glazing – to reduce heat gain and improve daylighting
• Manage stormwater on site and specify water-efficient landscaping
• Utilized local building materials and furniture

Project Details

• Project Manager: Michael Downs
• Architect: HMC Architects
• Contractor:W. Driver
• Completed: 2012

LEED Scorecard (PDF)

Sustainable Features

• Access to public transportation
• Provision of additional bicycle storage
• Use of non-potable water for all irrigation
• Large reduction of building energy use
• Use of natural daylight incorporated with the glazing design

Project Details

• Project Manager: Matthew Smith
• Architect: Gensler
• Contractor: Turner Construction Co.
• Completed: 2015

LEED Scorecard (PDF)