Green Building

Targeting LEED® Platinum — the world’s most rigorous green building standard.

GreenSpaces will be a USGBC-certified Platinum rated green building and one of the most energy-efficient commercial buildings in the world — reducing building energy consumption from 40% to 10% of typical grid usage.

GreenSpaces tower render
Four attributes of Green Building design — increased ventilation control, increased temperature control, increased lighting control, and increased daylighting — have been positively and significantly correlated with increased productivity and reduced employee turnover across multiple studies.

Built to LEED® Platinum standards from the ground up.

Our award-winning engineers designed GreenSpaces adhering to the rigorous parameters of the LEED® Platinum rating. Every element of the building was considered:

  • Building orientation & landscape
  • Emphasis on natural light
  • Indoor air quality
  • Energy conservation & alternative energy
  • Selection of building materials
  • Sewage treatment & water recycling
  • Rainwater harvesting

Benefits for Occupants

  • Healthier workplaces Green buildings reduce stress and create more enjoyable working environments for knowledge workers and multidisciplinary teams.
  • Better lighting More daylighting, better daylight harvesting, occupancy-controlled light levels, and reduced glare.
  • Thermal comfort Improved ventilation, heating, and air conditioning performance compared to conventional buildings.
  • Clean Air by Design LEED-certified buildings use low-emitting adhesives, sealants, paints, carpets, and composite woods with indoor pollutant source control.
  • Talent retention The quality of the physical and environmental workplace directly influences the ability to attract and retain top employees.
  • Lower operating costs Green building design reduces operating costs by 25–30%.
  • Corporate responsibility A positive public image through a verifiable commitment to healthy, environmentally responsible buildings.

For more on LEED® (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design), visit usgbc.org ›