what is leed ? - catalyst architecture
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LEED is the nationally acceptedbenchmark for the design, construction,and operation of high-performance,green buildings.
Leadership in Energy andEnvironmental Design
LEED gives building owners and operatorsthe tools they need to measurably impactand improve their buildings’ performance.
Leadership in Energy andEnvironmental Design
LEED promotes an integrated, systems-oriented approach to high-performancedesign and construction.
LEED- History
Over 10 Years in Development
Available to the Public in March of 2000
Initially 1 Program (for New Construction only)
Now 7 Different LEED Rating Programs
LEED-NC (New Construction)
LEED-EB (Existing Buildings)
LEED-CI (Commercial Interiors)
LEED-CS (Core & Shell)
LEED-H (Homes)
LEED-S (Schools)
LEED-ND (Neighborhood Development)
LEED Rating Programs
Sustainable Sites
Water Efficiency
Energy & Atmosphere
Materials & Resources
Indoor Environmental Quality
Innovation in Design Process
LEED Rating SystemCategories
What Does it Really Cost?
Davis Langdon, Inc. founded in San Franciscoin 1974 specifically to provide comprehensive
construction cost management services tobuilders, architects and owners
July 2007
What Does it Really Cost?
• The majority of the buildings are able to achieve LEEDcertification without additional funding.
• Some required additional funding, but only for specificfeatures, such as photovoltaics.
• Cost per square foot for LEED buildings falls within theexisting range of costs for similar buildings.
CONSTRUCTION COST
What Does it Really Cost?
• Construction Costs are Comparable
• 8-10% Increase in A & E Costs
• LCA (Life Cycle Analysis) Costing ShowsLEED Buildings Increase ROI (Return onInvestment) & Save Money overall
OVERALL COST
OVERVIEW RATIONALE USGBC LEED CONCLUSION
Additional Construction Costs forLEED-certified buildings
Conventional Building Cost (100%)Average for offices and schools, based on 40 buildings
Additional Cost
PLATINUM (2 buildings)
GOLD (9 buildings)
SILVER (21 buildings)
CERTIFIED (8 buildings)
6.8%
2.2%
1.9%
.66%
Who’s Building LEED?
• Hospitals
• Universities
• Government (Federal, State, County, & Local)
• School Districts
• Corporations
• Private Home Owners
Commitments to LEED…
• 100 Cities & Counties Nationwide
• 33 School Districts
• 25 State Mandates
• 12 Different Federal Agencies
DEMYSTIFYING LEEDLEED for new constructionbuildings
Distributionby geography
1-1920-4950-99100-199200+
186480
119173
174
as of 07/06
DEMYSTIFYING LEEDLEED for new constructionbuildings
Distributionby geography
1-1920-4950-99100-199200+
94
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69
125
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8
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22
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57
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52
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95
173
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9 (DE) 38 (DC)
23 (DE) 24 (NH)
5 (OK)
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as of 07/06
DEMYSTIFYING LEEDRegistered LEEDBuildings
Distributionby geography
1-1920-4950-99100-199200+
94
91111
69
125
2582
4028 14
8
134
186480
22
23
57
19
66
18
73
10222
11
19
12079
11936
52
74
95
173
17433105
61 2712
9 (DE) 38 (DC)
23 (DE) 24 (NH)
5 (OK)
4
68AK=10HI=16PR=1
as of 07/06
Today (3/1/08) There are165 Registered &
33 Certified LEEDBuildings in Arizona
Arizona Commits to LEED…
• State of Arizona- LEED Certification Mandate
• City of Scottsdale- LEED Gold Ordinance
• City of Phoenix- LEED Rating System Guidelines
• City of Tuscon- LEED Silver Resolution
LEED in Arizona (3/1/08)
• 33 Certified Projects
• 2- Platinum, 12- Gold, 4- Silver, 15- Basic
• 165 Projects Registered
• 1st Platinum- ASU’s BioDesign Research Center
• 1st Tri-City LEED Building-Yavapai College Agri-Business Center
• Prescott’s 1st LEED Building-Highlands Center for Natural History
James Environmental Learning CenterPrescott Arizona’s 1st LEED Certified Building
C ATALYST ARCHITECTURE, LLC
1st LEED-Gold in Yavapai County