As part of its 2007 Campus Plan, George Washington (GW) is committed to building to a minimum of LEED 'Silver' on all new projects. To date, GW has exceeded that commitment on all certified buildings and strives to meet and exceed sustainability standards on all future projects. GW is exceeding all of the LEED minimum requirements in energy and water efficiency.
LEED "Platinum" Certified Projects
Milken Institute School of Public Health
LEED 'Gold' Certified Projects
South Hall Residence
West Hall Residence and Campus Life Center
Charles E Smith Center
Lafayette Hall Residence
Ames Hall
Law Clinic Townhouses
Ross Hall (5th and 6th floor renovation) - Research Center for the Neglected Diseases of Poverty
Upcoming LEED Projects
Law Learning Center Garage - new construction
School of Public Health and Health Services - new construction
Science and Engineering Hall - new construction
GW Museum - new construction and renovation
VSTC Conservation Lab and Academic Incubation Facility - new construction
District House Residence Hall - new construction
Green Roof Projects
Ames Hall
Law Learning Center Garage
Upcoming Green Roof Projects
School of Public Health and Health Services
Science and Engineering Hall
District House Residence Hall
Water
Water efficient landscaping by selecting native and adaptive plant species
Low flow plumbing fixtures
Storm water reclamation
Energy and Atmosphere
Energy
Purchase of green power wind RECs
Enhanced building commissioning and refrigerant management
Materials and Resources
Recycling and Waste
Collection and storage of recyclables
Construction waste management
Recycled content and regional materials
Indoor Environmental Air Quality
Low volatile organic compound (VOC) paints, coatings, adhesives, sealants and carpet Thermal comfort design and verification survey
Innovation in Design
Exemplary performance in access to public transit
Exemplary performance in purchase of green power RECs
Green housekeeping
Green education program
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