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16 Jan 2014

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The results are in and the LEED Homes v2008 energy update has passed bal…

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10 Jan 2014

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We hear that Jerry Yudelson has a brand new job as the latest head of th…

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Excited to start using LEED v4, but not sure you’re ready to make the switch on your existing projects? Now you can substitute some of your v2009 credits for v4 …

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3 Jan 2014

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You’ve made the big decision—you’re going to pursue LEED certification using the Neighborhood Development rating system. Now it’s time to get your ducks in a row…

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You’ve made the big decision—you’re going to pursue LEED certification using the Homes rating system. Now it’s time to get your ducks in a row.
We offer many res…

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You’ve made the big decision—you’re going to pursue LEED certification using the Interior Design and Construction (ID+C) rating system. Now it’s time to get your…

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You’ve made the big decision—you’re going to pursue LEED certification using the Building Design and Construction (BD+C) rating system. Now it’s time to get your…

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You’ve made the big decision—you’re going to pursue LEED certification using the Building Operations and Maintenance (O+M) rating system. Now it’s time to get yo…

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A home is more than just shelter: homes are the most important buildings in our lives. We think that every building should be a green building – but especially homes. Why? LEED homes are built to be healthy, providing clean indoor air and incorporating safe building materials to ensure a comfortable home. Using less energy and water means lower utility bills each month. And in many markets, certified green homes are now selling quicker and for more money than comparable non-green homes. Some of the most important buildings in the world use LEED.

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