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===Gold===
===Gold===
* [[Alabama Power Company]] 9D Classroom
* [[Alabama Power Company]] [[9D Classroom]], 2009
* [[Robins & Morton]] corporate office
* [[Armed Forces Reserve Center]], [[20th Special Forces Group]], 5700 [[East Lake Boulevard]], 2013
* [[Ruffner Mountain Nature Preserve]] "Tree Top Nature Center"
* [[Alagasco]] [[Center for Energy Technology]], 20 [[20th Street South]] 2011
* [[Habitat for Humanity]] Builder Blitz, 2011, 2012, 2013
* [[B. L. Harbert International]] offices, 2014
* [[Robins & Morton]] corporate office, 2010
* [[Phelan Flats]], apartment renovation, 2010
* [[Ruffner Mountain Nature Preserve]] [[Tree Top Nature Center]], 2011
* [[Benjamin Russell Hospital for Children]], 2013
* [[Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport]] terminal modernization, 2014


===Silver===
===Silver===
* [[Colonial Center]] at [[Brookwood Village]]
* [[Birmingham Social Security Administration Center]]
* [[Birmingham Social Security Administration Center]]
* [[Brookwood Office Center|Colonial Center]] at [[Brookwood Village]]
* [[Dunn Building Company]] offices
* [[Homewood Middle School]]
* [[Homewood Middle School]]
* [[Stewart Perry Construction]] offices
* [[Stewart Perry Construction]] offices
* [[Westin Birmingham]]


===Certified===
===Certified===
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* [[Melaver Inc.]] offices
* [[Melaver Inc.]] offices
* [[Brasfield & Gorrie]] office building
* [[Brasfield & Gorrie]] office building
* [[Seltzer residence]]
* [[The Store]], convenience store


===Designed for accreditation===
===Designed for accreditation===
* [[Bank of Tuscaloosa Plaza]]
* [[Bank of Tuscaloosa Plaza]]
* [[Birmingham Regional Intermodal Facility]]
* [[Birmingham Regional Intermodal Facility]]
* [[Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport]] Terminal Modernization (silver)
* [[Birmingham Veterans Administration Primary Care Annex]]
* [[Federal Reserve tower]] proposed mixed use (certified)
* [[Green Resource Center for Alabama]], office renovation
* [[Green Resource Center for Alabama]], office renovation
* [[John Hudson residence]], residential remodeling
* [[John Hudson residence]], residential remodeling
* [[Phelan Flats]], apartment renovation (gold)
* [[Pizitz building]], planned redevelopment
* [[Vestavia Hills Public Library]]
* [[Vestavia Hills Public Library]]
* [[The Marketplace|Westin Birmingham]] at [[The Marketplace]]


==External links==
==External links==
* [http://www.usgbcofal.org/ USGBC of Alabama] website
* [http://www.usgbcofal.org/ USGBC of Alabama] website


[[Category:Nonprofits]]
[[Category:Environmental nonprofits]]
[[Category:LEED certified buildings|*]]
[[Category:LEED certified buildings|*]]

Latest revision as of 09:16, 17 November 2021

USGBC of Alabama is the Alabama chapter of the U.S. Green Building Council, an organization that promotes sustainable construction practices through its Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification program. The program certifies professionals in the design and construction fields for their expertise in green building principles and reviews specific building projects for compliance with the ratings requirements. USGBC of Alabama also conducts public education and outreach efforts to promote understanding of sustainable construction issues.

The Alabama chapter has four branch offices. The Birmingham offices is headed by John Roper and based at the Alagasco Center for Energy Technology at 20 20th Street South. Other branches are located on Huntsville, Mobile, Montgomery, and at Auburn University.

LEED certified projects

Platinum

Gold

Silver

Certified

Designed for accreditation

External links

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