Better buildings! It’s the goal of the LEED Certification rating system. As such, each new version raises the bar; challenging owners, designers, building managers, manufacturers, and contractors to continually improve. One example of a higher standard is LEED version 4. Referencing ASHRAE 90.1-2010, it is an energy code more stringent than Indiana’s current energy code. High efficiency systems with excellent indoor air quality – a great goal for all building types.

With LEED v4 as the new standard, we thought we would break down what LEED is at it’s core:

Check out our lineup of projects that received LEED Certification:

LEED Gold Certified:

• Marian University Center for Michael A. Evans Center for Health Sciences
• Community Hospital South Emergency Department
• Children’s Bureau Family Support Center
• UofL Clinical & Translational Research Building
• Ball State University Schmidt/Wilson Residence Hall
• Ball State University Studebaker East Residence Hall
• Ball State University Botsford/Swinford Hall
• Hoosier Energy Headquarters

LEED Silver Certified:

• Indiana University (IUPUI) Rotary Building
• Ball State University DeHority Residence Hall
• George Rogers Clark Middle School (LEED for Schools 2.0)
• Commonwealth of Kentucky Eastern State Psychiatric Hospital
• Ivy Tech Community College Illinois Fall Creek Center
• UofL Nucleus Innovation Park
• Indiana State University Scott College of Business

In Progress:

• Indiana University Ernie Pyle Hall
• Ball State University Northwest Residence Hall South