Resource Directory Green building projects, services and products in Western Pennsylvania Since 1993, Green Building Alliance (GBA) has educated local professionals about, worked directly with, advocated for, and promoted green buildings and green building products in Western Pennsylvania. As a national pioneer, GBA continues to lead change in our region by advancing economic prosperity and human well-being through the greening of the built environment.

Buildings in the United States account for over 70% of the country’s electricity consumption, nearly 40% of its energy use and close to 40% of all its greenhouse gas emissions, according to the Energy Information Administration. Compared to standard buildings, green buildings have been shown by the U.S. General Services Administration to lower maintenance costs by over 10%, reduce energy use more than 25%, lower greenhouse gas emissions by 33% and signifi cantly increase occupant satisfaction. Since the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency estimates that Americans spend nearly 90% of their time inside buildings, improvements within the building industry can have a vast impact. This is why GBA continually seeks to further its role as a nonprofi t catalyst for environmentally sound building practices, materials and healthy indoor environments.

This Resource Directory celebrates local green building projects, services, professionals and products – and will hopefully serve as both an inspiration and resource as you incorporate green principles into your next building related project, career or venture. What are you waiting for?

Erie Susquehanna Warren McKean Bradford Potter Tioga Wayne Crawford Headquartered in Pittsburgh, GBA works with Branches in Forest Wyoming Cameron Sullivan Lackawanna Elk Venango Pike the Laurel Highlands and Northwestern Pennsylvania to Mercer Lycoming Clinton Clarion Luzerne Jefferson Columbia Monroe thoroughly serve all of Western Pennsylvania. These GBA Clearfield Montour Lawrence Union Butler Centre Carbon Armstrong Northumberland Snyder Northampton Branches educate professionals, build technical capacity Beaver Schuylkill Indiana Lehigh Mifflin Juniata and advocate for greener developments and policies Allegheny Cambria Blair Perry Dauphin Berks Lebanon Bucks Westmoreland Huntingdon Montgomery beyond the Greater Pittsburgh area. GBA also works with Washington Cumberland Lancaster Bedford Chester Philadelphia Somerset the other state USGBC affi liate, Green Building Association Fayette Fulton York Delaware Greene Franklin Adams of Central Pennsylvania (GBACPA), and USGBC chapter, Green Building Service Areas for Pennsylvania Delaware Valley Green Building Council (DVGBC). Greater Pittsburgh Branch Outside of GBA’s Network Laurel Highlands Branch Green Building Association of Central PA Northwest PA Branch Delaware Valley Green Building Council Projects 3 Highlighted to celebrate and inspire, this section features Western Pennsylvania’s green building projects. By meeting or pursuing the stringent requirements of U.S. Green Building Council’s LEED rating systems or the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s ENERGY STAR Label, these buildings deserve recognition. They are presented by project category: • Community Institutions 5 • Offi ces 16 • Healthcare 8 • Retail 20 • Schools (PreK-12) 9 • Mixed-Use & Neighborhoods 22 • Higher Education 11 • Residential 23 • Industrial 15

Specialized Services Greening a building requires focused resources and actions beyond the status quo. This section summarizes the specialized service companies and local nonprofi t organizations that support Western Pennsylvania’s green building activities.

LEED Credentialed Professionals Dedicated professionals are a vital local resource for green building project and product knowledge. This section contains the Western Pennsylvania building owners and operators, product manufacturers, and design and construction companies that employ at least one LEED credentialed professional.

Products Constructing and maintaining green buildings requires sustainable building products that exceed conventional standards. Based on information contained in GBA’s online Pennsylvania Green Building Products Directory, this section includes Pennsylvania manufacturers, distributors and sales offi ces offering green building products.

Table of Contents | 2 Introduction As an early adopter of green building practices, Western Pennsylvania has a large number and variety of green buildings. Supported by dedicated individuals, nonprofi t organizations, foundations and higher educational institutions, the region’s green building leadership took shape without government mandates and with few government incentives. As GBA and its members work to add local, state and federal incentives to support energy effi ciency projects and green building development, doing the smart thing becomes even more appealing.

A green, sustainable or high performance building is a structure that is designed, built, renovated and/or operated to use resources effi ciently and reduce its overall impact on the economic bottom line, the environment and its occupants. Green buildings typically take advantage of existing infrastructure, including public transportation and amenities. They minimize energy use and may utilize on-site or purchased renewable energy sources such as solar, geothermal and wind. Green buildings also reduce water and material use, both in the construction/renovation and operation phases, and positively affect indoor air quality. Additionally, they can serve as an informative education tool.

While various rating systems are available to certify green buildings, numerous structures in Western Pennsylvania contain green features but are not certifi ed. These projects include many homes, buildings that pre-date certifi cation systems (e.g., Carnegie Mellon University’s Robert L. Preger Intelligent Workplace) and others. Such buildings are very important to our region’s overall sustainability, but are often hard to consistently track and verify; consequently, this directory focuses on those projects that have been vetted through a green building certifi cation system that requires third-party verifi cation. Therefore, although this directory is not a complete listing of all of our region’s green buildings, it does showcase the leaders in the fi eld and highlights local green building development trends.

Shades of Green specifi cally features projects that participate in the U.S. Green Building Council’s Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED®) Green Building Rating System, as well as the ENERGY STAR for Buildings program. There are several other green building certifi cation systems in the country, but LEED and ENERGY STAR dominate the marketplace and, by focusing on them, a fairly comprehensive overview of regional certifi ed projects can be provided. Programs such as Green Globes, Labs21 and the National Association of Home Builders’ National Green Building Standard are not profi led in this directory because they have not been widely adopted in this region. Of the other green building certifi cations, the Living Building Challenge (www.ilbi.org) is particularly cutting-edge in terms of its scope and requirements. Several projects throughout the region are pursuing net-zero energy status and although none have yet been listed in the Department of Energy’s Zero Energy Buildings Database (zeb.buildinggreen.com), Pittsburgh’s fi rst net-zero home was recently completed.

LEED Green Building Rating System At this time, the most widely recognized green building rating system in the U.S. is LEED, Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, developed by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC). It is an internationally recognized green building certifi cation system with third-party verifi cation through the Green Building Certifi cation Institute (GBCI). LEED has been modifi ed and expanded several times since its initial release in 1998. In its present version, LEED 2009 rating systems exist for the following specifi c building types, sectors and project scopes (listed here by local frequency of use): • New Construction & Major Renovations • Healthcare • Commercial Interiors • Retail • Core & Shell • Homes • Existing Buildings: Operations & Maintenance • Neighborhood Development • Schools New and existing buildings can register with the appropriate LEED rating system to attain certifi cation at the basic (Certifi ed), Silver, Gold or Platinum level, depending on the number of points achieved. More information about LEED can be found online via USGBC (www.usgbc.org) and GBCI (www.gbci.org).

3 | Green Projects Introduction When LEED was fi rst launched in the late 1990s, two of the fi rst 12 buildings in the country to achieve certifi cation were located in the Greater Pittsburgh area. Since then, Pittsburgh has consistently ranked high in comparison to other cities for its LEED certifi ed buildings (both in number and square footage). In about a dozen building type classes, Western Pennsylvania also boasts the fi rst green buildings of their kind—including the fi rst green convention center (David L. Lawrence Convention Center) and fi rst green fi nancial institution (PNC Firstside Center).

However, Western Pennsylvania is not satisfi ed to rest on the laurels of its early successes. Through this directory, GBA applauds our region’s LEED certifi ed projects, recognizes those poised for certifi cation through LEED registration and encourages new projects to join their ranks. Known projects through February 2010 are included here; contact GBA today to include others on our next list. ENERGY STAR ENERGY STAR was originally developed by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) as a voluntary labeling program to promote energy effi cient products and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. In the late 1990s, EPA partnered with the U.S. Department of Energy to increase the scope of the ENERGY STAR program by launching a whole building program, ENERGY STAR for Buildings.

The ENERGY STAR for Buildings program includes three tools for assisting and encouraging organizations in their efforts to reduce energy use and limit resulting greenhouse gas emissions:

• ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager > This software tool allows organizations to measure, track and compare their energy use to other buildings. It is the backbone of the ENERGY STAR for Buildings program and a component of the LEED for Existing Buildings: Operations & Maintenance rating system.

• ENERGY STAR Energy Performance Scale > A score between 1 and 100 indicates building performance relative to similar buildings nationwide.

• ENERGY STAR Buildings Label > Buildings with an energy performance scale score of 75 or higher achieve the ENERGY STAR label, indicating that they perform in the top 25% of their building type.

Over time, the kinds of facilities eligible to earn the ENERGY STAR designation have increased. Further details about ENERGY STAR can be found at www.energystar.gov. As of December 2009, the following types of buildings can achieve the ENERGY STAR label: • Commercial Buildings • Industrial Plants > Bank branches > K-12 Schools > Auto assembly > Juice processing > Courthouses > Medical offi ces > Cement plants > Petroleum refi neries > Dormitories > Offi ces > Container glass manufacturing > Pharmaceutical manufacturing > Financial centers > Retailers > Flat glass manufacturing > Wet corn mills > Hospitals > Supermarkets > Frozen fried potato processing > Houses of worship > Warehouses Although separate from the ENERGY STAR for Buildings program, there are also ENERGY STAR qualifi ed homes. To become ENERGY STAR qualifi ed, a home must meet strict EPA guidelines for energy effi ciency making it 20% to 30% more effi cient than standard homes. In addition, third-party verifi cation by a certifi ed Home Energy Rater (HERS) is required before issuing the ENERGY STAR qualifi ed home label.

As implied by its name, the ENERGY STAR for Buildings program focuses on energy use and does not take into consideration waste minimization, indoor air quality, resource use or other components of green building certifi cation systems. On average, however, ENERGY STAR buildings consistently use 35% less energy than their counterparts. Maintaining the idea that a building must be energy effi cient to truly be green, GBA recognizes regional buildings that have achieved the ENERGY STAR Label and encourages others to join their ranks. Project Listings In this directory, Western Pennsylvania’s green projects are clustered into the following color-coded project types: • Community Institutions • Offices • Healthcare • Retail • Schools (PreK-12) • Mixed-Use & Neighborhoods • Higher Education • Residential • Industrial Both LEED and (when applicable) ENERGY STAR projects are highlighted by project type. Information is current as of February 2010; check GBA’s website at www.go-gba.org for updated and expanded information. Green Projects Introduction | 4 n addition to its natural beauty, Western Pennsylvania is fortunate to have a vast and vital network of community institutions. These museums, visitor and recreation centers, libraries and public assembly facilities enrich our lives and opportunities. With the backing Iof local foundations, they have also played a leading role in greening their buildings. To date, the majority of community institutions seeking LEED certifi cation have done so under the LEED for New Construction and Major Renovations Rating System. Several institutions are also seeking certifi cation under LEED for Commercial Interiors, LEED for Existing Buildings: Operations & Maintenance and the Living Building Challenge rating systems. ENERGY STAR currently offers its building label for houses of worship; other community institutions may be eligible for ENERGY STAR labeling in the future and all can use ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager to measure and track energy use. LEED for New Construction (NC) © Soracco Photography © Carnegie MNH of Pittsburgh © Children’s Museum © Brad Feinknopf 2010 2003 2009 2006

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Carnegie Museum of Natural History Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh David L. Lawrence Woods Run Branch Dinosaurs In Their Time Exhibit First Green Children’s Museum Convention Center GP | Pittsburgh, PA GP | Pittsburgh, PA GP | Pittsburgh, PA First Green Convention Center LEED-NC v2.1 • Silver LEED-NC v2.1 • Silver LEED-NC v2.1 • Silver GP | Pittsburgh, PA 5,000 ft2 • $225/ft2 375,000 ft2 • $200/ft2 74,000 ft2 • $140/ft2 LEED-NC v2.0 • Gold 1,486,000 ft2 • $256/ft2 With the look of a pavilion This atrium exhibition space Construction of the “lantern” in a park, this library branch used former exterior walls building joined two historic As the fi rst green convention renovation connects open of the museum. Lifelike structures – the 1897 center in the world, this riverside green space and the community representations of dinosaurs, Allegheny Post Offi ce and building with a dramatic roofl ine through its glass and aluminum plants and other animal 1939 Buhl Planetarium – to set a high bar for others to storefront. High effi ciency species are illuminated with create museum space devoted follow. Green is intrinsic to its windows bring the outdoors daylight from two large, to children’s exhibits and design, construction and ongoing inside, providing daylight for insulated skylights. The two-year programs. Renewable energy is operation. The DLCC’s graywater all occupied interior spaces. sustainable renovation project purchased from wind-generated system reuses 50% of the Retention of the original includes restrooms with water sources and produced on-site building’s water and saves building shell and use of conserving fi xtures; dual- through photovoltaic panels. fi ve million gallons annually. salvaged materials from other glazed, low e-coated windows to Dual-fl ush toilets and zero- Through use of daylight and library branches helped divert maintain indoor temperature; irrigation landscaping reduce natural ventilation, the amount 95% of waste materials and a VOC free space. unnecessary water use. of energy the convention center saves is equal to the electricity from landfi lls. Atlantic Engineering Services ARUP consumed by 1,900 households, Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Burt Hill Kosar Rittelmann Atlantic Engineering Services Dodson Engineering Associates CTG Energetics or over $500,000 annually. Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh Klavon Design Associates AMEC Construction Management, Inc. E. Verner Johnson and Clearview Project Services Company Lovorn Engineering Burt Hill Kosar Rittelmann Associates Associates, Inc. IBE Consulting Engineers Loysen + Kreuthmeier Architects Dewhurst Macfarlane and Partners H.F. Lenz Company Koning Eizenberg Architecture Rycon Construction Green Building Alliance Jendoco Construction Corporation LaQuatra Bonci Associates Watson Engineering Rafael Viñoly Architects, PC Mascaro Construction Company Sports & Exhibition Authority Perkins Eastman Architects Joint venture of: Sustainaissance International Advanced Technology Systems, Inc. The Gateway Engineers P.J. Dick Incorporated Tower Engineering Turner Construction Company Wyatt Incorporated

GP = Greater Pittsburgh Branch LH = Laurel Highlands Branch NWPA = Northwest PA Branch

5 | Projects © Linda Jeub Photography Botanical Gardens & © Phipps Conservatory © Ed Massery 2006 2006 2006

McGinnis Education Center Phipps Conservatory & Botanical Gardens Pittsburgh Glass Center GP | Sharpsburg, PA Welcome Center FIrst Green Public Access Arts Facility LEED-NC v2.1 • Silver First Green Welcome Center GP | Pittsburgh, PA 12,000 ft2 • $174/ft2 GP | Pittsburgh, PA LEED-NC v2.0 • Gold LEED-NC v2.0 • Silver 18,500 ft2 • $90/ft2 This Camp Guyasuta facility near 11,454 ft2 • $449/ft2 Sharpsburg refl ects the Boy Scouts Located in the Friendship neighborhood of America’s emphasis on protecting, Phipps’ Welcome Center replaces a 1960s of Pittsburgh, this glass art center preserving and conserving the natural pavilion and complements the design of combines adaptive reuse with new environment. Green building components the century-old Conservatory. Built both construction. Working spaces make use include waterless urinals, recycled above- and below-ground for aesthetic of natural ventilation and daylight, while carpeting, low-fl ow fi xtures and water- and environmental reasons, the entrance heat from the hotshop is recovered for effi cient landscaping with indigenous features a green roof surrounded by lush reuse. Salvaged materials were used and plants. The building visibly demonstrates gardens. Low-fl ow fi xtures, automated pervious pavement reduces water runoff. its reduced ecological footprint to visitors sensor controls and waterless urinals help through cut-away views of wheatboard reduce water use by 40%. Bruce Lindsey, Architect Clearview Project Services Company walls. Architectural Energy Corporation FortyEighty Architecture BDA Engineering, Inc. Atlantic Engineering Services LaQuatra Bonci Associates Boy Scouts of America, Greater Civil & Environmental Consultants, Inc. Pittsburgh Glass Center Pittsburgh Council Crawford Consulting Services Sustainaissance International Civil & Environmental Consultants, Inc. Hilbish McGee Associates Tudi Mechanical Systems, Inc. Informatics Studio IKM, Inc. Moshier Studio Indevco PNC Realty Services Marshall Tyler Rausch Pashek Associates Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens Sauer Brothers Turner Construction Company Turner Construction Company Watson Engineers © Ed Massery © Ed Massery 2005 2006 2009

Regional Learning Alliance Sarah Heinz House Senator John Heinz History Center at Cranberry Woods GP | Pittsburgh, PA Smithsonian Wing GP | Cranberry Township, PA LEED-NC v2.1 • Gold First Green Smithsonian Property LEED-NC v2.1 • Gold 30,000 ft2 • $313/ft2 GP | Pittsburgh, PA 75,500 ft2 • $160/ft2 LEED-NC v2.0 • Silver Nearly doubling the size of a North 74,000 ft2 • $149/ft2 This educational hub provides space for 12 Side Boys and Girls Club, this expansion local educational institutions in Cranberry incorporates a variety of green elements, Exhibits and educational facilities are Township, allowing for cooperation and including a teaching garden with housed in this museum wing, which is shared services. Stormwater is retained on native plants. Floors are constructed an addition to a century-old former ice the xeriscaped site, eliminating the need of FSC-certifi ed wood and the building company building in the Strip District. for irrigation systems and maintenance. incorporates skylights and glass walls to Material usage and ongoing maintenance Other features include waterless urinals, maximize daylight and views. The addition was minimized by measures such purchased green power, sun screens and allows the facility to increase the scope of as extending existing restrooms and an air quality plan; construction waste was its offerings and connectivity to the local limiting interior fi nishes. Monitors and recycled. community. controls sustain gallery conditions, while mechanical systems are effi cient and free Barber & Hoffman, Inc. BDA Engineering, Inc. of CFCs and HCFCs. Landau Building Company DCK North America, LLC Mackin Engineering Company Pashek Associates Astorino Regional Learning Alliance Rothschild Doyno Collaborative Historical Society of Pennsylvania Renaissance 3 Architects Sarah Heinz House Association Jendoco Construction Corporation Tower Engineering Taylor Structural Engineers William McDonough + Partners Projects | 6 © Jon Reis Photography 2010 2006 2006

The Barn at Fallingwater The Pittsburgh Project Tom Ridge Environmental Center LH | Mill Run, PA Guest House NWPA | Erie, PA LEED-NC v2.0 • Silver GP | Pittsburgh, PA LEED-NC v2.0 • Silver 13,000 ft2 • $150/ft2 LEED-NC v2.1 • Gold 65,000 ft2 • $277/ft2 23,000 ft2 • $77/ft2 This renovation of a 19th century barn As the fi rst LEED building undertaken preserves a historical building while This North Side facility houses up to 300 by the Pennsylvania Department of adapting it to accommodate administrative volunteers from around the U.S. who help Conservation and Natural Resources (as offi ces and spaces for exhibitions and repair and rehabilitate low-income homes well as the fi rst in Erie County), both the classes. The project includes geothermal throughout Pittsburgh. Shower water is Center and its landscape were guided by heating, zero-discharge wastewater heated by 27 salvaged solar panels and sustainable considerations. This project reclamation, graywater fl ushing and low- the refl ective white roof also collects used an already developed building site fl ow fi xtures. All landscape plantings are stormwater for fl ushing toilets. in conjunction with a porous parking lot. native to the locale. An innovative rainwater collection system Civil & Environmental Consultants, Inc. reuses water for toilet fl ushing. Atlantic Engineering Services CJL Engineering, Inc. Bohlin Cywinski Jackson Clearview Project Services Company 7group Clearview Project Services Cochran Associates David Chou Associates H.F. Lenz Company Konefal & Associates Pennsylvania Department of Marshall Tyler Rausch McGuire-Waite Design Conservation and Natural Resources Western Pennsylvania Conservancy The Pittsburgh Project Perry Construction Wallace, Roberts, and Todd, LLC

LEED REGISTERED PROJECTS LEED for New Elk Viewing Center Pennsylvania Trolley Museum LEED for Commercial Construction (NC) NWPA | Benezette, PA GP | Washington, PA Interiors (CI) Phipps Conservatory & Botanical Art Works in Johnstown! Erie Art Museum YMCA of Greater Pittsburgh NWPA | Erie, PA Gardens, Center for Sustainable LH | Johnstown, PA Landscapes Centre Avenue YMCA Renovation Asbury Woods Nature Center Greater Canonsburg Public Library GP | Pittsburgh, PA GP | Pittsburgh, PA NWPA | Erie, PA GP| Canonsburg, PA Pittsburgh Green Innovators Downtown YMCA at Market Square International Union of Operating Clifford B. Connelly Trade School August Wilson Center for GP | Pittsburgh, PA Engineers, Local 66 Training Center GP| Pittsburgh, PA African American Culture GP | New Alexandria, PA GP | Pittsburgh, PA Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium LEED for Existing Kaufmann Program Center Renovation Water’s Edge Exhibit Buildings: Operations & Boyce-Mayview Park GP | Pittsburgh, PA Regional Environmental GP| Pittsburgh, PA Maintenance (EB: O&M) Education Center Ligonier Camp Powdermill Nature Reserve Center for Conservation Education in GP| Upper St. Clair, PA & Conference Center Lodge GP| Rector, PA Westmorland County Bradford Ranger Station GP | Ligonier, PA S.B. Elliott State Park GP | Greensburg, PA NWPA | Bradford, PA Millvale Boathouse Visitor Center David L. Lawrence Convention Center NWPA | Clearfi eld County, PA Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh & Training Center GP | Pittsburgh, PA GP | Millvale, PA GP | Pittsburgh, PA Steel City Rowing Club Boathouse Phipps Conservatory Allegheny Branch Monroeville Convention Center GP | Verona, PA & Botanical Gardens Brookline Branch GP | Pittsburgh, PA GP | Monroeville, PA Uniontown Army Reserve Center East Liberty Branch Production Greenhouse National Aviary LH | Smithton, PA Hill District Branch Project Phoenix Expansion Tropical Forest Conservatory Squirrel Hill Branch GP | Pittsburgh, PA YMCA of Greater Pittsburgh Special Events Hall Carnegie Science Center South Hills YMCA Highmark Sportsworks New Granada Theater GP | Bethel Park, PA GP | Pittsburgh, PA GP | Pittsburgh, PA Thelma Lovette YMCA CONSOL Energy Center Ohiopyle State Park, Visitor Center GP | Pittsburgh, PA GP | Pittsburgh, PA GP | Ohiopyle, PA East End Cooperative Ministry Park Sheldon Community Center Youth Enterprise Zone Community Building GP | Harrison Township, PA GP | Pittsburgh, PA GP | Pittsburgh, PA

7 | Projects ealthcare in our region covers a wide range of building types including hospitals, outpatient clinics, medical offi ce buildings and labs, and serve a variety of target populations (including pets). Even healthcare’s green administrative offi ces are ultimately Htied to buildings that aim to get and keep patients healthy. Given the unique features of healthcare facilities, tailored programs such as ENERGY STAR for Hospitals and Medical Offi ces exist to rate them. Until LEED for Healthcare, which is being developed in conjunction with the Green Guide for Health Care (GGHC), is available, other LEED rating systems such as New Construction and Commercial Interiors are being used in this sector. LEED for New Construction (NC) LEED for Commercial Interiors (CI) © evolveEA © Ed Massery © The Design Alliance 2010 2005 2009 2009

University of Pittsburgh, McGowan East End Veterinary University of Pittsburgh Medical Center University of Pittsburgh Medical Institute for Regenerative Medicine Medical Centre Melwood Avenue Technology Center Center (UPMC) in U.S. Steel Tower GP | Pittsburgh, PA GP | Pittsburgh, PA GP | Pittsburgh, PA GP | Pittsburgh, PA LEED-NC v2.0 • Gold LEED-CI v2.0 • Certifi ed LEED-CI v2.0 • Certifi ed LEED-CI v2.0 • Silver 2 2 2 2 2 45,200 ft • $341/ft 3,000 ft • $120/ft 52,000 ft Administrative Offi ces, Phase I This project reused a former truck (Floors 22, 56, 57 & 58) For this medical facility This Shadyside facility physically 2 engine manufacturing facility to 176,000 ft in a mixed-use brownfi eld represents the veterinarians’ create a three-level offi ce and Administrative Offi ces, Phase II environmentally conscious redevelopment, a pre-existing fl ex space building for UPMC. (Floors 59 & 60) building shell was a challenge private practice. Green features Features include a high refl ectivity 55,000 ft2 to green design. Stormwater is include radiant fl ooring, roof, sustainably harvested lumber Executive Offi ces (Floor 62) collected and reused, while light recycled materials, low-fl ow and regionally extracted materials shelves increase the penetration fi xtures, fl uorescent lighting and with signifi cant recycled content. UPMC committed to green of daylight. Construction waste chemical-free digital x-rays. Indoor air quality is protected construction while updating its was recycled on-site. East End Veterinary Medical Centre through the use of low-emitting existing interior spaces at the U.S. evolveEA paints, adhesives and carpeting. Steel Tower. Located in Downtown Conway Engineering Hainer Construction IKM, Inc. Pittsburgh, the offi ces enjoy Lovorn Engineering BDA Engineering, Inc. RAY Engineering Renaissance 3 Architects spectacular views of the city and Tedco Construction Corporation Rycon Construction access to public transportation. University of Pittsburgh Turner Construction Green features include low-fl ow University of Pittsburgh Medical sinks, urinals and toilets; low- Center emitting workstation furniture, carpeting and paint; and rapidly LEED REGISTERED & ENERGY STAR PROJECTS renewable fi nishes.

LEED for New UPMC - University of Pittsburgh Veterans Affairs Pittsburgh Healthcare System Allen and Shariff Engineering Construction (NC) Medical Center GP | Pittsburgh, PA evolveEA Consolidation Building at University Drive Mascaro Construction Company Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh Oxford Development Allegheny General Hospital H.J. Heinz Division, Administration Building Aeberli Building GP | Pittsburgh, PA The Design Alliance H.J. Heinz Division, Ambulatory Care Center GP | Pittsburgh, PA Clinical Services Building University of Pittsburgh Medical Center H.J. Heinz Division, Central Building John G. Rangos Sr. Cedars Community Hospice Research Offi ce Building Research Center GP | Monroeville, PA LEED for Core & Shell (CS) ENERGY STAR LABELED Indiana Musculoskeletal Institute UPMC East Veterans Affairs Pittsburgh Healthcare North Side Christian Health Center LH | White Township, PA .GP | Monroeville, PA System University Drive Division GP | Pittsburgh, PA GP | Pittsburgh, PA UPMC Passavant Pavilion UPMC Administrative Offi ces, Phase III ENERGY STAR 2002 GP | Pittsburgh, PA GP | Pittsburgh, PA 758,350 ft2 Projects | 8 reen schools provide a healthy learning environment while saving energy, resources and money. The greening of schools has a positive impact on student health, test scores, teacher retention and operational costs. GBA supports such initiatives through Gan annual “Green, Healthy Schools Conference” and a bevy of online resources, including case studies, funding opportunities, legislation and advocacy efforts.

Efforts to green schools are bolstered by the Pennsylvania Department of Education (PDE), Governor’s Green Government Council (GGGC) and fi nancial incentives. In addition, green building certifi cation systems have unique programs geared to address school facilities (such as LEED for Schools) and to supply them with resources.

Public and private schools in Western Pennsylvania are working to improve their facilities through LEED certifi cation and ENERGY STAR. Although new construction and major renovation projects present distinct opportunities for greening and enhancing learning environments, our region primarily has existing schools that require energy effi ciency upgrades and operation and maintenance practice improvements. A leader in this area is the Carriage House Children’s Center, a preschool that has achieved Gold certifi cation through the LEED for Existing Buildings Rating System. LEED for New Construction (NC) © JG Photography Photography© Denmarsh © Ed Reiker 2007 2009 2006

A.L. Wilson Elementary School Felician Sisters Convent & Our Lady of the Shady Side Academy GP | Fairchance, PA Sacred Heart High School Rowe Hall Renovation LEED-NC v2.2 • Silver GP | Coraopolis, PA GP | Pittsburgh, PA 42,000 ft2 LEED-NC v2.0 • Gold LEED-NC v2.1 • Gold 161,428 ft2 • $119/ft2 28,800 ft2 This Albert Gallatin School District elementary school features humidity and This gut renovation of a 1930s building In 1922, Rowe Hall was the fi rst building temperature controls in all classrooms, a houses a school, convent and senior living constructed on Shady Side Academy’s Fox low allergy environment policy, open space quarters. Operable windows, ceiling fans, Chapel campus. Its historic renovation preservation and minimized computer nontoxic materials and careful placement includes a heat pump mechanical system energy use. Low-fl ow fi xtures reduce water of ductwork improve air and light quality. that, combined with increased insulation and a heat-recovery wheel, offers 40% use. Energy is optimized by triple-glazed Energy reduction is 45% and reuse of energy savings. The permeable courtyard fl ooring and doors helped cut construction operable windows and bi-level lighting. and rainwater cistern used for toilet waste in half. Albert Gallatin School District fl ushing reduces site water runoff by more evolveEA Arthur Schock Engineers than 20% compared to pre-renovation Fairchance Construction Company Clearview Project Services Company conditions. Kasun Architects, Inc. Ellwood S. Tower Corporation Michael S. Molnar Associates Felician Sisters of Pennsylvania Bowie Gridley Mier Energy Engineering LLC Gateway Engineers, Inc. evolveEA Pyramid Engineering Perkins Eastman Architects, PC Graziano Construction Rolf Sauer & Partners, Ltd. Lovorn Engineering Sota Construction Services Martone Engineering The Kachele Group RAY Engineering Shady Side Academy

9 | Projects LEED for Existing Buildings (EB) GBA supports the greening of schools through a Green Schools

© Linda Jeub Photography Committee; conferences on Green, Healthy Schools; and online resources at www.go-gba.org/green_schools 2009 Other useful websites include: ENERGY STAR www.energystar.gov Home > Buildings & Plants > For K-12 School Districts

Carriage House Children’s Center/ Governor’s Green Government Council Wightman School Community Building www.gggc.state.pa.us GP | Pittsburgh, PA Home > Schools LEED-EB v2.0 • Gold 40,000 ft2 • $115/ft2 Pennsylvania Department of Education Green renovation features of this 1890s www.pde.state.pa.us former public school include the use of nontoxic materials, addition of attic and USGBC’s Green School Buildings Campaign basement wall insulation, use of low-fl ow www.greenschoolbuildings.org plumbing fi xtures and recycling of over 40 tons of construction waste. The building ADDITIONAL RESOURCES has green cleaning and maintenance procedures, along with a recycling program. BENEFITS OF GREEN SCHOOLS* The Center is developing an environmental curriculum for its preschoolers. BDA Engineering, Inc. per square foot savings over Carlins Consulting $70 comparable conventional schools Carriage House Children’s Center Elk Air Conditioning Jendoco Construction Corporation savings per year Moshier Studio $100,000 Watson Engineers 30%-50% reduction in energy usage 30% average reduction in water usage *Kats, G. (2006). Greening America’s Schools: Costs and Benefi ts.

LEED REGISTERED & ENERGY STAR PROJECTS LEED for New Construction (NC) Deer Lakes High School Upper St. Clair School District GP | Russellton, PA GP| Upper St. Clair, PA Charles A. Huston Middle School Boyce Middle School Renovation & Addition GP | Lower Burrell, PA McKeesport Area School District Fort Couch Middle School Renovation & Addition McKeesport Elementary School James S. Wilson Middle School GP| McKeesport, PA LEED for Commercial Interiors (CI) NWPA | Erie, PA White Oak Elementary School Crawford Central School District Saint Joseph High School GP| White Oak, PA GP | Meadville, PA GP | Natrona Heights, PA Mt. Lebanon High School Renovation First District Elementary School Uniontown Area High School GP | Pittsburgh, PA Second District Elementary School LH| Uniontown, PA Penn Hills School District GP | Pittsburgh, PA LEED for Schools Dible Elementary Center ENERGY STAR LABELED A.W. Beattie Career Technology Center New Senior High School Allegheny Clarion Valley High School Addition & Renovation Pittsburgh Northview PreK-5 GP | Foxburg, PA GP | Allison Park, PA Accelerated Learning Academy ENERGY STAR 2002 GP | Pittsburgh, PA Aliquippa School District 193,362 ft2 GP | Aliquippa, PA Plum Borough School District Aliquippa Elementary School GP| Plum, PA Villa Maria Academy & Mead Art Studio Aliquippa High School Adlai Stevenson Elementary School NWPA | Erie, PA Holiday Park Elementary School ENERGY STAR 2008 New Pivik Elementary School 112,100 ft2 Projects | 10 estern Pennsylvania’s colleges and universities educate their students and the greater community about green buildings through course and program offerings, and also with their leadership in the design, construction and operation of campus Wbuildings. Our region’s higher education institutions were early adopters of green practices and green buildings. They continue to inspire by certifying increasing numbers of residence halls, offi ces, laboratories, classroom buildings and administration facilities.

These institutions work to practice what they teach while providing healthy study, work and living environments certifi ed through a number of LEED rating systems. ENERGY STAR is available for dormitories, although no higher education institution in the region has utilized that label to date. LEED for New Construction (NC) 2007 2007 2008

Allegheny College Carnegie Mellon University Carnegie Mellon University North Village Phase I 300 South Craig Street 407 South Craig Street NWPA | Meadville, PA GP | Pittsburgh, PA GP | Pittsburgh, PA LEED-NC v2.1 • Certifi ed LEED-NC v2.1 • Silver LEED-NC v2.1 • Silver 49,256 ft2 • $200/ft2 65,000 ft2 • $138/ft2 11,000 ft2 • $182/ft2 This residential complex consists of three The 300 South Craig Street project Used for student, faculty and staff offi ces, apartment-style residence halls. Features houses offi ces, computer labs, CMU Police the complete renovation of this building include two permeable gravel parking lots, Department and retail shops. Design team added a large skylight that provides an a recycled rubber roof, geothermal wells members improved energy performance opportunity for daylight dimming, as and ground-source heat pumps. Low-fl ow with the use of a desiccant wheel and well as an ideal mounting surface for fi xtures contribute to a 43% reduction provided users with controls to customize photovoltaic solar collectors. Over 10% of in water use. A green building education their environments. CMU maintains clean the building’s electricity and 81 computers program is supported by student-generated and nontoxic interiors. are powered by 112 solar panels, which reports and posters. Carnegie Mellon University reduce greenhouse gas emissions by Allegheny College EDGE Studio 31,600 pounds annually. Energy recovery Cannon Design evolveEA ventilators with fan-powered boxes improve H.F. Lenz Company energy effi ciency. Rycon Construction Carnegie Mellon University MBM Construction Mier Energy Studio Yi Valco MULTI-SCHOOL INITIATIVES

Many colleges and universities in Western Pennsylvania share resources and work collectively to advance issues including sustainability. The following multi-school initiatives are active in our region: Pennsylvania Environmental Resource Consortium Pittsburgh Higher Education Climate Consortium www.paconsortium.state.pa.us www.pittsburghclimate.org/whatCanWeDo/higherEducation.htm Pennsylvania Green Growth Partnership Regional Learning Alliance www.paggp.org www.therla.org

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Carnegie Mellon University Carnegie Mellon University Carnegie Mellon University Henderson House Posner Center Stever House Residence Hall GP | Pittsburgh, PA GP | Pittsburgh, PA First Green University Dormitory LEED-NC v2.0 • Silver LEED-NC v2.1 • Certifi ed GP | Pittsburgh, PA 15,770 ft2 • $247/ft2 10,418 ft2 • $520/ft2 LEED-NC v2.0 • Silver 71,140 ft2 • $142/ft2 This renovation and expansion of a 1908 An upscale conference center and rare dormitory houses 60 students in a program books facility, the Posner Center features Originally dubbed “New House,” for healthy living. Resident comfort is the unique Kraus Campo landscape Stever House was the fi rst university enhanced by high-quality ventilation and garden sculpture on its roof. In addition to residence hall in the U.S. to achieve LEED individual air/heat controls. Furnishings CMU’s green power contract, the Center certifi cation. The building’s energy use is are made from certifi ed wood or recycled- has reduced energy usage by 30% and all 31% below standard; a CMU wind power content materials. public spaces have exterior views. contract supplies a portion of its energy. Individual fans and operable windows Brace Engineering, Inc. Carnegie Mellon University deliver fresh air to each room. Over 97% Carnegie Mellon University Mascaro Construction Company H.F. Lenz Company Michael van Valkenburg Associates of construction waste was diverted from Mosites Construction Company R.M. Gensert Associates landfi lls. RSH Architects Tower Engineering Tower Engineering WTW Architects Bohlin Cywinski Jackson Wyatt Incorporated Carnegie Mellon University H.F. Lenz Company Rycon Construction © Massaro Corporation © Juniata College 2009 2009 2009

Duquesne University Indiana University of Pennsylvania Juniata College Power Center FIUP Student Housing, Phase I Founders Hall GP | Pittsburgh, PA LH | Indiana, PA LH | Huntingdon, PA LEED-NC v2.2 • Silver LEED-NC v2.2 • Certifi ed LEED-NC v2.2 • Gold 136,877 ft2 • $190/ft2 292,060 ft2 • $122/ft2 36,382 ft2 • $234/ft2 Located on Duquesne University’s campus, Occupied since 2007, this contemporary The fi rst building on Juniata’s campus this event, fi tness and retail center is housing is the fi rst of four phases of when constructed in 1879, this renovation accented with highly effi cient lighting and Indiana University of Pennsylvania’s preserved Founder Hall’s neoclassical extensive daylighting. The project features “Residential Revival” project, featuring architecture, while creating space for a large percentage of recycled content in sustainable suites for 746 students, administrative offi ces. Green features its construction materials. Indoor air quality offi ce and laboratory space. To conserve include roof shingles made from recycled is protected with low-VOC materials coupled energy, the project features occupant- tires, renewable cork fl ooring, bamboo with a high effi ciency ventilation unit. controlled air conditioning and heating. veneer furniture, and a geothermal Atlantic Engineering Services Construction material was recycled on-site heating and cooling system that supplies DRS Architects and 125 trees removed for the project will energy needs for the site (with excess Dodson Engineering, Inc. be replaced with 175 new trees across energy used by the neighboring Von Duquesne University campus. Liebig Center for Science). Rainwater from Easley & Rivers gutters is also collected in cisterns for Foundation for Indiana University of reuse. Pennsylvania Barber & Hoffman Inc. H.F. Lenz Company DC Goodman and Sons LaQuatra Bonci Associates H.F. Lenz Company Massaro Corporation Juniata College Taylor Structural Engineers Keller Engineers WTW Architects Leonard S. Fiore, Inc. Street Dixon Rick Architecture, PLC

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Juniata College Point Park University Saint Vincent College Shuster Hall Dance Complex Fred M. Rogers Center for LH | Entriken, PA First Green University Dance Complex Early Learning & Children’s Media LEED-NC v2.0 • Certifi ed GP | Pittsburgh, PA GP | Latrobe, PA 6,000 ft2 • $149/ft2 LEED-NC v2.1 • Gold LEED-NC v2.2 • Gold 44,000 ft2 • $149/ft2 36,000 ft2 A multipurpose classroom building at the College’s Raystown Field Station, Shuster This state-of-the-art dance complex is This research institute and conference Hall was the fi rst LEED certifi ed building at part of Point Park University’s Academic center sits on fi ve acres at Saint Vincent Juniata. This project provides state-of-the- Village. This University building diverted College and is dedicated to the work of art fi eld facilities, maximizes lake views 85% of its demolition waste from landfi lls, Fred Rogers and the Benedictine monks. and provides south and west shading realizes 24% energy cost savings from Green features include on-site stormwater to minimize solar impacts. Shuster Hall effi cient HVAC systems and lighting, and treatment through constructed wetlands incorporates maximized daylighting, 40% water savings due to highly effi cient and vegetated swales, low-fl ow and operable windows, optimal solar fi xtures. Extensive daylighting and a highly waterless fi xtures, locally manufactured orientation and use of locally produced controllable indoor environment provide and recycled materials, energy recovery construction materials. year-round comfort for dancers. ventilation and high effi ciency lighting. Hoffman & Popovich Architects CJL Engineering, Inc. BDA Engineering, Inc. Juniata College evolveEA Civil and Environmental Consultants, Inc. Sear Brown John Sergio Fisher Architects Construction Engineering Consultants, Inc. Point Park University LLI Engineering StoweNash Associates FortyEighty Architecture The Design Alliance Konefal & Co. The Kachele Group LaQuatra Bonci Associations Turner Construction Company Massaro Corporation Saint Vincent College LEED for Core & Shell (CS) © Ed Massery © SRU Public Relations GREEN RESEARCH 2009 2005 Western Pennsylvania’s higher education institutions draw young people to the region and provide an abundance of professional development opportunities. They Slippery Rock University Carnegie Mellon University offer a wealth of sustainability Student Housing Phase I Collaborative Innovation Center programs and initiatives, helping to GP | Slippery Rock, PA GP | Pittsburgh, PA link quality design and development LEED-NC v2.1 • Certifi ed LEED-CS v1.0 Pilot • Gold to the environment. Many area 472,000 ft2 • $115/ft2 260,600 ft2 • $106/ft2 colleges and universities offer sustainability-related programs at the The fi rst of six forthcoming Slippery Rock The four-story Collaborative Innovation University residence halls to achieve LEED Center provides offi ce and lab space undergraduate level. In addition, the certifi cation, these Phase 1 suites include for technology companies interested in following schools offer sustainability- motion-sensored lighting, automatic fl ush working with CMU. A raised fl oor HVAC related graduate degrees, research toilets and water fi xtures that minimize system and insulated terracotta rainscreen centers, institutes, and initiatives: water usage. A computerized heating and enable energy usage reduction of 22% cooling system determines the necessary beyond the ASHRAE standard. The building Allegheny College interior temperature, reducing excess also features a stormwater collection Carnegie Mellon University

energy consumption. system to control runoff and recycle water Chatham University for use in bathroom facilities. BDA Engineering, Inc. Duquesne University H.F. Lenz Company Carnegie Mellon University Slippery Rock University Foundation Churches Engineering Gannon University Taylor Structural Engineering Economics, Inc. Pennsylvania State University WTW Architects FortyEighty Architecture Joint venture of: P.J. Dick Incorporated Robert Morris University BRIDGE Construction RAY Engineering St. Francis University Mistick Construction Regional Industrial Development Corporation of Southwestern PA Slippery Rock University Steven Winter & Associates University of Pittsburgh 13 | Projects LEED for Commercial Interiors (CI) © FortyEighty Architecture© FortyEighty © Ed Massery © Richard Morgan 2009 2008 2009

Carnegie Mellon University Carnegie Mellon University Duquesne University Carnegie Mellon Cafe Porter Hall 100 Renovation Duquene Union, Second Floor Renovation GP | Pittsburgh, PA GP | Pittsburgh, PA GP | Pittsburgh, PA LEED-CI v2.0 • Gold LEED-CI v2.0 • Silver LEED-CI v2.0 • Gold 9,400 ft2 • $128/ft2 6,500 ft2 • $308/ft2 19,200 ft2 • $130/ft2 The renovation of this dining facility Renovation of this CMU lecture hall Renovation of the second fl oor of utilizes sustainable materials and provides gained additional square footage without Duquesne University’s Union created improved indoor air quality. Removal of disturbing the existing building envelope a student center that consolidated fi ve-foot wide brick piers allowed for large or campus open green space. The project admissions, health and student services, amounts of natural light and a 360° creates a high quality learning environment and retail. The multi-use project features view of the outside. Other green features by providing natural daylight, controllable green cleaning and maintenance, include lighting sensors, carbon dioxide ventilation and low-emitting construction educational displays and the purchase of sensors and energy effi cient heating and materials. Innovation credit was given for 100% wind power. Waterless urinals and cooling systems. the exceptional amount of green power infrared-activated electronic faucets reduce water use by 50%, while an optimized Carnegie Mellon University purchased. HVAC system, occupancy sensors and Pfaffmann + Associates PC Carnegie Mellon University evolveEA ENERGY STAR equipment reduce energy Graziano Construction consumption by 25%. Iams Consulting Landmarks Design Associates Dodson Engineering, Inc. Duquesne University FortyEighty Architecture Hornfeck Engineering Rycon Construction

LEED REGISTERED PROJECTS

LEED for New Indiana University of Pennsylvania Saint Vincent College LEED for Core & Shell (CS) Construction (NC) LH | Indiana, PA Sis & Herman Dupre Science Complex GP | Latrobe, PA Clarion University Convocation Center Gregory Barnes School for Allegheny College Residential Revival Project Biotechnology Business Development North Village Phase II FIUP Student Housing, Phase 2 Slippery Rock University NWPA | Clarion, PA NWPA | Meadville, PA FIUP Student Housing, Phase 3 GP | Slippery Rock, PA FIUP Student Housing, Phase 3 New Student Housing, Phase II University of Pittsburgh Carnegie Mellon University Suites on Pratt New Student Union Mascaro Center for Sustainable Gates Hillman Complex FIUP Student Housing, Phase 4 Innovation, Benedum Hall University of Pittsburgh GP | Pittsburgh, PA Student Housing Northern GP | Pittsburgh, PA Suites Chevron Science Center Complex Clarion University GP| Pittsburgh, PA LEED for Existing NWPA | Clarion, PA Mercyhurst College Eagle Commons Dining Hall Student Housing LEED for Commercial Buildings: Operations & Residence Hall Suites NWPA | Erie, PA Interiors (CI) Maintenance (EB: O&M) Valley View & Campus View Suites Pennsylvania State University, Erie Carnegie Mellon University Slippery Rock University Robert A. Macoskey Center Science & Technology Center The Behrend College GP | Pittsburgh, PA Robert & Sally Metzgar Doherty Hall, Phase II for Sustainable Systems Community College of Allegheny Admissions & Alumni Center Tepper School of Businss Education & Research County, K. Leroy Irvis Science Center NWPA | Erie, PA First Floor Addition GP | Slippery Rock, PA GP| Pittsburgh, PA Tepper School of Business Point Park University West Entry Addition Edinboro University Public Space NWPA| Edinboro, PA GP| Pittsburgh, PA Chatham University Institute for Human Chatham Eastside R Services & Civility obert Morris University GP | Pittsburgh, PA Regional RISE Center The Highlands at Edinboro University GP | Moon Township, PA Student Housing Projects | 14 ike other green buildings, industrial facilities benefi t from lower operational costs and increased worker productivity. Several Western Pennsylvania industrial facilities have realized the benefi ts of participating in green building certifi cation programs Lincluding the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank, one of the fi rst LEED certifi ed buildings in the U.S., and the CEMEX Wampum Cement Plant, one of only nine cement plants that attained the ENERGY STAR Label in 2009. In addition to the green certifi cation programs available to industrial facilities, GBA can help project teams identify potential funding for alternative energy and other improvements. LEED for New Construction (NC) © Ed Massery © Dave Denoma 2000 2008 2008 2004

Greater Pittsburgh MEDRAD Manufacturing Facility REI Eastern Region U.S. Steel Research Community Food Bank GP | Saxonburg, PA Distribution Center and Technology Center First Green Food Bank LEED-NC v2.2 • Certifi ed LH | Bedford, PA GP | Munhall, PA GP | Duquesne, PA 120,000 ft2 • $280/ ft2 LEED-NC v2.2 • Silver LEED-NC v2.0 • Certifi ed LEED-NC v1.0 • Silver 525,300 ft2 • $160/ft2 191,000 ft2 95,000 ft2 • $65/ ft2 MEDRAD offsets the energy used in its medical device This is one of the fi rst LEED This former Siemens The Food Bank includes a manufacturing with high certifi ed distribution facilities Westinghouse Fuel Cell Facility warehouse, distribution effi ciency HVAC systems, a in the U.S. REI reduced implements a wide range of center and offi ces on a refl ective roof, and lighting and construction carbon emissions applied research, development 10-acre brownfi eld site. temperature control sensors by using 20% biodiesel in and technical support functions. The indigenous landscape that temper energy usage. construction equipment vehicles Built on a former brownfi eld site, is designed to be low- Locally manufactured materials and hosting an on-site concrete the project features daylighting, maintenance and include steel, masonry products and mixing plant. More than nontoxic materials and highly

water-effi cient; stormwater is and glass. 360 windows and skylights allow effi cient mechanical systems. managed through bioretention. natural daylight into the building, CRB Consulting Engineers Civil & Environmental Clearview Project Services KlingStubbins reducing energy use by more Consultants, Inc. FortyEighty Architecture Mascaro Construction Company than 33%. Continental Building Systems Greater Pittsburgh MEDRAD Continental Real Estate Companies Community Food Bank 7group DCB & Company, Inc. H.F. Lenz Company P.J. Dick Incorporated Hanson Design Group, Ltd. RAY Engineering Lauth Property Group Mitchell and Hugeback Architects Renaissance 3 Architects REI Store Development Team The Kachele Group W&H Systems, Inc. LEED REGISTERED & ENERGY STAR PROJECTS LEED for New Crawford Area LEED for Core & Shell (CS) ENERGY STAR LABELED Transportation Authority Construction (NC) Intermodal Transportation Center Building 900 at Leetsdale Industrial Park CEMEX Area Transportation Authority NWPA | Meadville, PA GP| Leetsdale, PA Wampum Cement Plant Punxsutawney Bus Terminal GP | Wampum, PA Donora Intermodal Transit Facility LEED for Existing Buildings: NWPA| Punxsutawney, PA Phase I ENERGY STAR 2008 & 2009 Operations & Maintenance St. Marys Bus Terminal GP| Donora, PA (EB: O&M) NWPA| St. Marys, PA Fare Collection Warehouse at Everett Butler Intermodal Transit Center Berner International LH| Everett, PA GP | Butler, PA GP | New Castle, PA Castcon-Stone, Inc. Respironics Manufacturing Facility GP | Saxonburg, PA GP| New Kensington, PA 15 | Projects ith owners and occupants both participating in greening new and existing offi ce space, Western Pennsylvania offi ces are one of the largest green building sectors. Offi ce spaces are particularly able to gain from the triple bottom line benefi ts of “people, Wprofi ts and the planet” associated with high performance buildings. Studies have shown that green buildings command higher rental rates and enjoy higher occupancy rates than their conventional counterparts. Companies also choose to green their corporate headquarters to reduce operational costs and increase employee satisfaction, including improved health, retention and productivity.

Various offi ce spaces in Western Pennsylvania are registered or certifi ed under the ENERGY STAR or LEED rating systems. Certain rating systems, including LEED for Existing Buildings: Operations & Maintenance and LEED for Core & Shell, support green leasing incentives. Many businesses have engaged employees by incorporating green practices and environmental values into their daily operations. The profi les that follow indicate the diverse range of spaces and creative techniques used to green offi ces in our region. LEED for New Construction (NC) © Daimon Lawrence, CJL © Altman & Altman, Architects 2010 2007 2008

CJL Engineering Community Opportunities Drug Enforcement Agency LH | Johnstown, PA Administrative Service Center Pittsburgh District Offi ce LEED-NC v2.2 • Silver GP | Uniontown, PA GP | McKees Rocks, PA 14,000 ft2 • $86/ft2 LEED-NC v2.1 • Silver LEED-NC v2.1 • Certifi ed 18,500 ft2 • $160/ft2 48,304 ft2 A former auto showroom, this offi ce is also Johnstown’s fi rst LEED certifi ed building. Uniontown’s fi rst LEED certifi ed The DEA’s Pittsburgh District Offi ce The project features a high performance building, this offi ce building is located diverted the majority of its construction building envelope and roof system. Large on a revitalized urban site with signifi cant waste from landfi lls. By focusing on windows with low-e glass provide natural public transportation access, preferential daylighting and an ENERGY STAR roof, light; indoor air quality is further enhanced parking spaces for carpools and parking energy savings were realized. Other green by nontoxic fl oor surfaces and high spaces with electric charging stations. features include locally sourced materials effi ciency air fi ltration. Altman & Altman, Architects with recycled content and extensive use of CJL Engineering, Inc. Community Opportunities, Inc. views. Dodson Engineering, Inc. Drug Enforcement Agency Fayette County Community Action Agency, Inc. GAI Consultants Hornfeck Engineering, Inc. H.F. Lenz Company Mier Energy Engineering, LLC Oxford Development Company Rolaf Landscaping Rycon Construction Taylor Structural Engineers, Inc. ENERGY STAR LABELED

525 William Penn Place BNY Mellon Center MetLife GP | Pittsburgh, PA GP | Pittsburgh, PA LH | Johnstown, PA ENERGY STAR 2008 ENERGY STAR 2008 & 2009 ENERGY STAR 2007 1,091,834 ft2 1,632,511 ft2 201,844 ft2 800 Cranberry Woods Drive International Union of Operating Engineers Parkway Center, Buildings 1, 9 & 10 GP | Pittsburgh, PA Local 25 GP | Pittsburgh, PA ENERGY STAR 2007 & 2008 GP | Pittsburgh, PA ENERGY STAR 2003 120,000 ft2 ENERGY STAR 2006 106,513 ft2 13,299 ft2 Projects | 16 © Jason Cohn Productions © KSBA Architects © Theresa Glenn 2009 2000 2009

Eaton Technical Center KSBA Architects Offi ce Massaro Corporation Offi ces GP | Moon Township, PA GP | Pittsburgh, PA GP | Pittsburgh, PA LEED-NC v2.2 • Gold LEED-NC v1.0 • Certifi ed LEED-NC v2.2 • Certifi ed 120,000 ft2 • $200/ft2 9,200 ft2 • $65/ft2 8,100 ft2 • $173/ft2 Eaton’s addition to its headquarters The adaptive reuse of this historic building This offi ce addition features water savings includes offi ces, product development (originally a 19th century undertaker’s through dual-fl ush toilets, low-fl ow urinals laboratories, and testing and training stable) was part of an urban neighborhood and motion-sensored faucets. Energy facilities. It features more than a dozen revitalization. The interior includes local reduction practices include an occupancy Eaton products that help maximize energy and reused materials, an underfl oor HVAC sensored lighting system and oversized effi ciency, including meters and gateways system and modular carpet. Effective windows and skylights, which were for real time monitoring, lighting control ventilation has reduced sick time by 25% incorporated to reduce energy costs by over systems and variable frequency drives that and employees report increased alertness. 20%. Green practices were utilized during control HVAC system motor speeds. Campbell Contracting Engineers construction through debris recycling and Alper Audi, Inc. Horses Assets Group the use of specialized materials. Clayco, Inc. KSBA Architects H.F. Lenz Company Eaton Corporation Lawrenceville Development Corporation Iams Consulting, LLC Fayette Plumbing Service RAY Engineering Massaro Corporation H.F. Lenz Company Watson Engineering Precision Electrical Contractors Limbach Company, LLC Ruthrauff Sauer LLC Mitchell and Hugeback Architects The Kachele Group O’Toole Design Associates Star Electric Company Stock & Associates Consulting Engineers, Inc. © PA DCNR © Ed Massery © Ed Massery 2010 2008 2009

Master Builders’ Association of Western MEDRAD Global Center Pennsylvania Department of Pennsylvania, Inc. Headquarters GP | Pittsburgh, PA Conservation & Natural Resources GP | Green Tree, PA LEED-NC v2.1 • Gold Clarion Resource Management Center LEED-NC v2.2 • Gold 125,000 ft2 • $181/ft2 NWPA | Clarion, PA 9,000 ft2 • $195/ft2 LEED-NC v2.2 • Certifi ed As MEDRAD’s corporate headquarters, the 2 2 4,000 ft • $300/ft This adaptive reuse project transformed Global Center features high performance a conventional manufacturing space into daylighting controls, regionally Located in one of Northwest Pennsylvania’s sustainable offi ces with a large balcony manufactured and recycled materials, and lush forests, this state facility is committed providing additional workspace. The project indoor air monitoring. Construction waste to sustainability to ensure the safety of earned exemplary performance credits management diverted 98% of waste from its surrounding environment. The Center for maximizing open space and natural landfi lls and more than 85% of occupants is constructed with recycled content and lighting, achieving a large reduction in enjoy daylight and views. Xeriscaped and locally manufactured materials. A key water usage, and its use of regional and water effi cient landscaping decreased green strategy was the reduction of light recycled content materials. project water use. pollution so the site would not affect animals at night. F.J. Busse Company, Inc. IDC Architects Master Builders’ Association of Western MEDRAD CNC Construction, Inc. Pennsylvania P.J. Dick Incorporated Central Heating and Plumbing Company, Inc. Rothschild Doyno Collaborative DASCO Plumbing, Inc. Derck & Edson Associates Entech Engineering, Inc. Houston Electric, Inc. PA DCNR Bureau of Facility Design and Construction

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Pennsylvania Department of Pennsylvania Department of PACEC Rosslyn Commons Expansion Project Environmental Protection (DEP) Environmental Protection (DEP) GP | Pittsburgh, PA California District Mining Offi ce Cambria Offi ce LEED-NC v2.1 • Certifi ed GP | California, PA LH | Edensburg, PA 54,000 ft2 • $106/ft2 LEED-NC v2.0 • Gold LEED-NC v2.0 • Gold 21,186 ft2 • $96/ft2 36,000 ft2 • $90/ft2 Civil & Environmental Consultants’ offi ce addition features drought tolerant This offi ce building relies on daylighting, an This green offi ce building extensively uses landscaping, bike racks, carpool east-west solar orientation and a robust recycled materials and features ground- preferred parking and incentives, locally thermal envelope to reduce energy usage source heat pumps to provide heating and manufactured materials and carbon by 40%. Over 10% of building materials cooling, as well as potable hot water. A dioxide monitoring. Existing wetlands on are salvaged, including doors and raised natural gas fueling facility provides fuel for the 2.79-acre site were preserved and access fl oor panels. Occupant comfort is maintenance vehicles, and a 14-kilowatt a construction waste management plan enhanced with low-VOC products, individual photovoltaic array and two trackers diverted 90% of waste from landfi lls. controls and views. mounted on the south-facing roof provide on-site renewable energy. Atlantic Engineering Services L. Robert Kimball & Associates Bohlin Cywinski Jackson MBC Properties Kulp Boecker Architects Civil & Environmental Consultants, Inc. Miller Brothers, Inc. MBC Properties Continental Building Systems Pennsylvania Department of Miller Brothers Construction, Inc. PACEC, LLC Environmental Protection Pennsylvania Department of Tower Construction Services Environmental Protection WJP Engineers © Jim Schafer © Ed Massery © Ed Massery 2000 2009 2006

PNC Firstside Center U.S. Airways Operation Control Center WYEP Radio Center at Bedford Square First Green Financial Institution GP | Moon Township, PA First Green Radio Station GP | Pittsburgh, PA LEED-NC v2.2 • Certifi ed GP | Pittsburgh, PA LEED-NC v2.0 • Silver 70,000 ft2 LEED-NC v2.1 • Silver 650,000 ft2 • $167/ft2 21,000 ft2 • $149/ft2 Adjacent to Pittsburgh International Airport, This building established PNC as a the US Airways Operation Control Center This innovative restoration of blighted corporate leader in green building. An sits on 10 acres and employs over 600 property on Pittsburgh’s South Side allows innovative hybrid system of air distribution professionals, so it has a strong focus on access to the historic neighborhood, improves energy effi ciency, comfort and indoor environmental quality that produces mass transit and bike trails. Designed maintenance. The building’s interior a better working atmosphere for occupants. for maximum performance, its building spaces are daylit and offer outdoor views. Low-emitting materials, indoor chemical envelope and mechanical systems utilize The urban infi ll site helped to revitalize part and pollutant controls, and daylighting are recycled and rapidly renewable materials. of Downtown Pittsburgh. just a few of its green features. Large windows allow 90% of the interior space to be fl ooded with natural light. Astorino Butler Landscaping and Construction Service Dick Corporation L. Robert Kimball & Associates BDA Engineering, Inc. PNC Financial Services Group Mascaro Construction Company Clearview Project Services Company Paladino & Co. US Airways, Inc. FortyEighty Architecture Konefal & Company, Inc. McIlvried, Didiano & Mox, LLC Sota Construction Services, Inc. Steven Winter & Associates WYEP Studio

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BNY Mellon Center Coro Center for Civic Leadership Green Building Alliance Offi ces Floors 30 & 31 GP | Pittsburgh, PA First Green USGBC Affi liate/Chapter Offi ce GP | Pittsburgh, PA LEED-CI v1.0 • Gold GP | Pittsburgh, PA LEED-CI v2.0 • Gold 10,200 ft2 • $52/ft2 LEED-CI v2.0 • Platinum 40,926 ft2 3,850 ft2 This design build offi ce space is in the Through this interior renovation project, historic Terminal Buildings, an adaptive Located in the historic Terminal Buildings BNY Mellon reduced its municipal water reuse of a multimodal warehouse building on the South Side, GBA’s offi ce space usage by 40%, added automated building near Downtown Pittsburgh. Underfl oor showcases a bevy of innovative green systems that include lighting sensors and ventilation and wiring increase Coro’s building strategies. Green features monitored ventilation, and used low- energy effi ciency and functional fl exibility, include drywall made from synthetic emitting fi nishes throughout the space. while mechanical systems and lighting gypsum; salvaged building materials and This upgrade in Downtown Pittsburgh’s are effi cient. Occupant comfort is furnishings; entirely FSC certifi ed wood; second tallest skyscraper promotes enhanced through nontoxic materials and light and motion sensors; and zero-VOC employee comfort and well-being. individual controls. Ninety-nine percent paint, brick sealer and wood fi nishings. BNY Mellon of construction waste was diverted from The HVAC system is linked to carbon DRS Architects landfi lls. dioxide sensors that increase fresh air

H.F. Lenz Company Coro Center for Civic Leadership fl ow during high occupancy periods. Wyatt Incorporated Ferry Electric Company Artemis Environmental Jendoco Construction Corporation CJL Engineering, Inc. Lovorn Engineering Associates Green Building Alliance Renaissance 3 Architects Jendoco Construction Corporation Scalise Industries LDA Architects Moshier Studio Ruthrauff Sauer, LLC LEED for Core & Shell (CS) LEED for Existing Buildings (EB) 2005 2007 2009

MAYAspace 95 West Beau Street CCI Center GP | Pittsburgh, PA GP | Washington, PA GP | Pittsburgh, PA LEED-CI v2.0 • Certifi ed LEED-CS v1.0 • Certifi ed LEED-EB v1.0 Pilot • Gold 10,200 ft2 • $52/ft2 160,000 ft2 • $132/ft2 11,500 ft2 • $60/ft2 Home to MAYA Design and General Formerly known as the Nationwide This adaptive reuse of a former art Dynamics, this offi ce is part of the Appraisals Building, this downtown gallery and soap factory on Pittsburgh’s SouthSide Works complex. All casework Washington, PA, building takes advantage South Side serves as a hub for local is comprised of strawboard, a rapidly of public transit and other amenities. environmental organizations. Energy renewable material. Direct digital controls By foregoing irrigation and using water effi cient design includes daylighting, and nearly 30 VAV boxes allow for zoned effi cient fi xtures, water consumption is sunshades, natural ventilation and thermal control. Showers are provided for signifi cantly lowered. High recycled content photovoltaic panels. Local, reused, those who walk or bicycle to work. Step in building materials characterizes this recycled and nontoxic materials were dimming contributes to energy savings of project. used throughout the space. The building features an impressive set of cost effective 15% beyond ASHRAE standards. Allen and Shariff Engineering elements and demonstrates green building evolveEA Barber & Hoffman Huckestein Mechanical Services, Inc. GAI Consultants practices and materials. General Industries MAYA Design BDA Engineering, Inc. Strada Architecture LLC Precision Electrical Contractors Clearview Project Services Company SP Smith Conservation Consultants, Inc. (CCI) Green Building Alliance Tai + Lee Architects Tudi Mechanical Systems, Inc.

19 | Projects LEED REGISTERED PROJECTS LEED for New Construction (NC) Renaissance 3 Architects ALCOSAN First Floor Renovation Customer Service & Training Building GP| Pittsburgh, PA GP | Pittsburgh, PA Startinggate Proving Grounds Bradford City Fire Department GP| Beaver Falls, PA NWPA | Bradford, PA Thorp Reed & Armstrong Butler Social Security Administration GP| Pittsburgh, PA GP | Butler, PA WTW Offi ces Century Building GP| Pittsburgh, PA GP | Pittsburgh, PA LEED for Core & Shell (CS) etail spaces are particularly sensitive to CONSOL Energy profi ts associated with certifi ed green Corporate Headquarters Greater Johnstown Tech Park buildings’ lower operational costs and GP | Canonsburg, PA LH| Johnstown, PA R improved occupant satisfaction. Western Dick’s Sporting Goods LEED for Existing Buildings: Pennsylvania retail facilities (including grocery Headquarters Operations & Maintenance and convenience stores, banks, and others) have GP | Findlay Township, PA (EB: O&M) registered and been certifi ed under a variety of Full Circle Development Associates 525 William Penn Place LEED rating systems, including the tailored LEED GP | Pittsburgh, PA GP| Pittsburgh, PA for Retail. However, the ENERGY STAR program Golden Triangle Construction Company is even more popular than LEED among area 800 Cranberry Woods Drive retail establishments. With the ENERGY STAR GP | Imperial, PA GP| Pittsburgh, PA label available for bank branches, retailers, and GreenForge 2000 Park Lane supermarkets, Western Pennsylvania retailers are GP | Greensburg, PA GP| Pittsburgh, PA active participants. GTA Uniontown Army Reserve Center Alcoa LEED for New Construction (NC) GP | Uniontown, PA Corporate Center © evolveEA Lamar Advertising, Pittsburgh GP| Pittsburgh, PA GP | Pittsburgh, PA Innovation Center Building J 2010 Hermitage Tech Center Incubator and GP| Alcoa Center, PA Green Learning Laboratory BNY Mellon Center NWPA | Hermitage, PA GP| Pittsburgh, PA Penn 29 Concurrent Technologies Corporation GP | Pittsburgh, PA Systems Technology Facility LH| Johnstown, PA GetGo Social Security Administration Pine Township McKeesport Offi ce Ductmate Industries GP | McKeesport, PA GP | Pine Township, PA GP| Charleroi, PA LEED-NC v2.2 • Silver Sota Construction Services 1,700 ft2 Offi ce Expansion K2 Clearview Center GP | Pittsburgh, PA GP| Wildwood, PA Redefi ning an everyday icon, this gas MetLife station and convenience store is one of the Tai+Lee fi rst fueling stations to be LEED certifi ed Architects Offi ce LH| Johnstown, PA in the nation. Offering alternative fuel is GP | Pittsburgh, PA One Chatham Center not the only way GetGo is going green; Westinghouse at Cranberry GP| Pittsburgh, PA the building itself is designed to consume Corporate Center 21% less energy than conventional stores. GP | Cranberry Township, PA Pittsburgh Opera Carbon dioxide sensors are located GP| Pittsburgh, PA LEED for Commercial Interiors (CI) throughout the store to ensure clean air for Two Chatham Center customers and nearly all the wood used for 4915 Penn Avenue GP| Pittsburgh, PA the project was sustainably harvested. GP| Pittsburgh, PA WPXI Television Studio Continental Building Systems DRS Offi ces evolveEA GP| Pittsburgh, PA GP| Pittsburgh, PA Giant Eagle, Inc. McCormick Architects PNC Offi ces at Three PNC Plaza McHenry & Associates GP| Pittsburgh, PA Taylor Structural Engineers Victor-Wetzel Associates Reed Smith Offi ces at Three PNC Plaza GP| Pittsburgh, PA

Projects | 20 LEED for Commercial Interiors (CI) 2006 2007 2006-2010

PNC Bank Branches Giant Eagle REI Pittsburgh Store Adams Township Branch Shadyside Market District GP | Pittsburgh, PA GP | Pittsburgh, PA GP | Mars, PA LEED-CI v2.0 • Silver LEED-CI v2.0 • Silver 29,335 ft2 • $160/ft2 LEED-NC v2.1 • Gold 2 2 79,000 ft • $140/ft Located on a recovered brownfi eld Blue Bell Branch This urban Giant Eagle grocery store in Pittsburgh’s historic South Side NWPA | Erie, PA neighborhood, REI recycled more than was expanded to over three times its LEED-NC v2.1 • Silver 90% of construction waste from this original size; also, an adjoining fi ve-story Erie West Branch store. Its steel girders, foam mats and condominium tower was added during the rubber fl ooring are comprised of recycled NWPA | Erie, PA renovation. Features include a green roof, materials. Twenty-fi ve percent of building LEED-NC v2.1 • Silver skylights with dimmable lighting, concrete materials were manufactured locally, Greengate Centre Branch fl oors, CO2 and occupancy sensors, and including glass, millwork, wallboards and GP | Greensburg, PA glazed windows in the shopping space sheetrock. Energy effi cient lighting reduces electrical loads by 20%. LEED-NC v2.1 • Silver evolveEA Hultz/BHU/Cross Engineers Millcreek Marketplace Branch FMS Construction Company Gensert Bretnall Associates Mithun Architects NWPA | Erie, PA Giant Eagle, Inc. P.J. Dick Incorporated LEED-NC v2.1 • Silver Joseph Hajnas & Associates REI Store Development Team Mascaro Construction Company Soffer Organization Mount Nebo Point Branch Sound Mechanical Consultants McCormick Architects GP | Pittsburgh, PA McHenry Associates LEED-NC v2.1 • Silver Tasso Katselas Associates Oakmont Branch LEED for Core & Shell (CS) LEED REGISTERED PROJECTS GP | Oakmont, PA © Ed Massery LEED-NC v2.1 • Silver LEED for New Construction (NC)

Pine Township Branch 2008 Eat’N Park Restaurant at Waterworks Mall GP | Wexford, PA GP | Pittsburgh, PA LEED-NC v2.1 • Silver GetGo, Baum Boulevard Pittsburgh Mills Branch GP | Pittsburgh, PA GP | Tarentum, PA LEED-NC v2.1 • Silver Giant Eagle, Robinson Market District GP | Robinson Township, PA PNC has over 40 environmentally Eastside II Buildings friendly bank branches across six states, GP | Pittsburgh, PA Penguin Bookshop including 15 branches that were granted GP | Sewickley, PA simultaneous LEED certifi cation by the Eastside II, Building B USGBC. Each of PNC’s bank branches LEED-CI v1.0 • Certifi ed Point State Park, Concession Stand 2 features high effi ciency systems and 13,000 ft GP | Pittsburgh, PA insulation to reduce energy use by 50% or Eastside II, Building C LEED for Retail more, recycled or green fi nishing materials, LEED-CI v1.0 • Gold and CFC-free cooling system refrigerants. 26,000 ft2 • $100/ft2 Giant Eagle, Pine Township GP | Pine Township, PA CJL Engineering, Inc. These fl exible retail buildings illustrate how Gensler LEED for Commercial Interiors (CI) Gilsanz Murray Stefi cek responsible, community-oriented design PNC Financial Services Group can economically revitalize a neighborhood L.L. Bean, Pittsburgh Paladino and Company while using sustainable site practices. GP | Pittsburgh, PA Contractor varies by location: Conceived as a multi-destination, health- Clemens Construction Company, Inc. and lifestyle-oriented development, this PNC Bank Considine/Biebel & Company GP | Pittsburgh, PA Jendoco Construction Corporation project has a rainwater catchment cistern P.J. Dick Incorporated for all site irrigation and includes cool roof Eastside Pittsburgh Branch technologies that help minimize the heat Three PNC Plaza Branch index of the surrounding area. LEED for Core & Shell (CS) Dodson Engineering evolveEA Bakery Square Retail Complex Hornfeck Engineering GP | Pittsburgh, PA LaQuatra Bonci Associates Mosites Construction Company Butler Crossing The Design Alliance GP | Butler, PA 21 | Projects LEED REGISTERED PROJECTS

LEED for Existing Buildings: Operations & Maintenance (EB: O&M) Kenny Ross Nissan GP | Zelienople, PA

ENERGY STAR LABELED MIXED-USE AND

Giant Eagle GP, LH & NWPA | 46 Locations NEIGHBORHOODS ENERGY STAR 2003-2009 he diverse projects within this category share a commonality of mixing living JCPenney quarters with non-residential uses, including hotels. On the largest scale, DuBois Mall Store Tthese projects include Pittsburgh and Oakmont neighborhoods registered NWPA | DuBois, PA under LEED for Neighborhood Development. Mixed-use buildings typically feature ENERGY STAR 2009 ground-level commercial or offi ce space, with living space on upper fl oors. They 50,028 ft2 utilize a variety of LEED rating systems, as well as ENERGY STAR. Shenango Valley Mall Store LEED for New Construction (NC) LEED REGISTERED PROJECTS

NWPA | Hermitage, PA © Ed Massery ENERGY STAR 2009 LEED for New Construction (NC) 163,495 ft2 2007 Courtyard by Marriott Settler’s Ridge Kohl’s GP | Robinson Township, PA GP, LH & NWPA | 5 Locations Cultural District ENERGY STAR 2008-2009 Riverfront Redevelopment Shop’N Save GP | Pittsburgh, PA Federal North Bethel Park Store The Encore on 7th GP | Pittsburgh, PA GP | Bethel Park, PA GP | Pittsburgh, PA ENERGY STAR 2004 LEED-NC v2.1 • Certifi ed Hotel Indigo 80,800 ft2 208,000 ft2 • $176/ft2 GP | Pittsburgh, PA 2 Heidelberg Store This 18-story building contains 5,268 ft Market At Fifth of ground fl oor retail space and 151 units GP | Pittsburgh, PA GP | Carnegie, PA of residential living space. The building Seven Springs Resort ENERGY STAR 2004 features low-VOC materials and energy- 2 Sporting Clays Lodge 31,000 ft effi cient, operable windows. The structure GP | Champion, PA used recycled fl y ash in its concrete frame Lawrenceville Store and 93% of construction waste was SouthSide Works GP | Pittsburgh, PA recycled or salvaged. Hotel and Condominiums GP | Pittsburgh, PA ENERGY STAR 2004 Lincoln Eastern Management Corporation 2 Mascaro Construction Company 43,060 ft LEED for Commercial Noblestown Store LEED for Neighborhood Development (ND) Interiors (CI) GP |Pittsburgh, PA Edgewater Fairmont Pittsburgh ENERGY STAR 2004 GP | Oakmont, PA GP | Pittsburgh, PA 51,448 ft2 Mellon’s Orchard South Piatt Place Valesky’s GP | Pittsburgh, PA GP | Pittsburgh, PA NWPA | Meadville, PA Pittsburgh Riverparc Development LEED for Core & Shell (CS) ENERGY STAR 2005 GP | Pittsburgh, PA 2 Bakery Square 27,000 ft Nabisco Building The River’s Edge of Oakmont GP | Pittsburgh, PA Verizon Wireless GP | Oakmont, PA Greensburg Store Market Square Place GP | Greensburg, PA GP | Pittsburgh, PA ENERGY STAR LABELED ENERGY STAR 2008 Three PNC Plaza 5,525 ft2 Courtyard by Marriott Pittsburgh Airport GP | Pittsburgh, PA GP | Coraopolis, PA Monroeville Store ENERGY STAR 2008 LEED for Existing Buildings: GP | Monroeville, PA 76,320 ft2 Operations & Maintenance ENERGY STAR 2008 Union Trust Building/Two Mellon Center (EB: O&M) 2 5,148 ft GP | Pittsburgh, PA Union Trust Building ENERGY STAR 2002 GP | Pittsburgh, PA 675,699ft2 Projects | 22 A relatively small subset of the entire number of green houses in our region, this section includes residential spaces that have been certifi ed under LEED for New Construction, Core & Shell, and Homes. These projects represent one single-family home, as well as multi-unit housing for seniors, individuals with disabilities and artists.

In addition to local LEED residential projects, over a thousand ENERGY STAR-qualifi ed homes have been built in Western Pennsylvania to date. Too numerous to list here, more information about these homes and their benefi ts can be found on the ENERGY STAR New Homes tab at www.energystar.gov.

Also, due to the high numbers and fl uidity of the process, USGBC does not currently report the projects registered under LEED for Homes. As a result, only projects certifi ed under LEED for Homes and a registered multi-family project have been included in this directory. The number of residential projects in this category will consistently increase as these projects progress from registration to certifi cation.

Finally, although not represented here, GBA would like to acknowledge that many Western Pennsylvania homeowners have taken action to improve the energy effi ciency, energy independence, material use and indoor air quality of their homes. While not recognized through formal certifi cation programs, these homes benefi t their occupants and our local economic and natural environments. For those looking to build a green home or renovate an existing one, visit GBA online at www.go-gba.org. LEED for New Construction (NC) LEED for Core & Shell (CS) © Dennis Marsico 2007 2008 2009

Edgewood Group Home Homestead Apartments Blackbird Lofts and Artist Studios GP | New Castle, PA GP | Homestead, PA GP | Pittsburgh, PA LEED-NC v2.0 • Certifi ed LEED-NC v2.1 • Silver LEED-NC v1.0 • Certifi ed 2 2 2 2 4,000 ft • $120/ft Building A, Phase II 50,600 ft • $103/ft 2 2 Home to eight residents with disabilities, 66,284 ft • $83/ ft This mixed-use condominium building this building is oriented to best access Building B, Phase III is located in Pittsburgh’s historic daylight and shade its parking lot. Green 66,284 ft2 • $90/ft2 Lawrenceville neighborhood. The project features include open-air ventilation, was built on a reclaimed brownfi eld site These senior apartments were the fi rst two recycled materials and reduced electricity and features an innovative, highly effi cient LEED certifi ed affordable housing projects thermal envelope, refl ective roof and a use for heating. Green operations also in Pennsylvania. Energy effi cient features include rainwater harvesting and green include high effi ciency HVAC and lighting dedication to green cleaning practices. cleaning. systems, occupancy sensors, ceiling fans Churches Engineering Chronicle Consulting, LLC and ENERGY STAR appliances. Herron Engineering Diane Coury Design Associates Sota Construction Services, Inc. Esposito Heating Allegheny County Housing Authority Steven Winter Associates Human Services Center Atlantic Engineering Services Strada Architecture LLC Mahoning Builders Church Engineering McGee Plumbing Guardian Construction Management Services, Inc. Pashek Associates Homestead Housing Development, L.P. II RCI Company J.R. Gales & Associates, Inc. RHM Mechanical Kathleen Sullivan Taylor Engineering Midwest Sustainable Collaborative Perkins Eastman Architects, PC Ray Engineering TREK Development Group, Inc. UpStreet Architects, Inc. 23 | Projects LEED for Homes © Denmarsh Photography© Denmarsh Services, Inc. Services, © Sota Construction © Melissa Jeffries 2010 2010 2009

Allegheny Hills Retirement Residence Squirrel Hill Private Residence Woodcrest Retirement Residence NWPA | East Brady, PA GP | Pittsburgh, PA GP | Coraopolis, PA LEED for Homes Pilot • Gold LEED for Homes Pilot • Certifi ed LEED for Homes Pilot • Gold 69,870 ft2 • $99/ft2 8,251 ft2 63,000 ft2 • $110/ft2 Originally built in the 1970s, this 79-unit This renovation of a 19th century house This project completely renovated a independent living facility was completely received the fi rst LEED for Homes previously developed site into 59 new renovated while occupied. Its failing certifi cation in Pittsburgh. The project affordable retirement units. High effi ciency mechanical system was replaced with a included a remodel of three existing boilers, water-source heat pumps, high effi ciency water source heat pump fl oors and a two-story addition. Radiant ENERGY STAR appliances and fi xtures, and energy effi cient lighting. Additional fl oor heating, Paperstone countertops, high performance windows, spray foam insulation and new windows helped reduce high effi ciency insulation and faucets insulation and signifi cant air sealing energy consumption in the building by 60%. with aerators are just a few of the green maximize energy performance while Indoor air quality was improved through improvements made to the home’s reducing water use. increased fresh air intake, healthier interior. A rain garden, purposed for on-site a.m. RODRIGUEZ ASSOCIATES, inc. building materials and the installation of a stormwater management, collects and CJL Engineering, Inc. greenhouse in the common space. redistributes water throughout the yard, Conway Engineering Gateway Engineering a.m. RODRIGUEZ ASSOCIATES, inc. eliminating runoff to the combined sewer system. Lami Grubb Architects Conway Engineering MaGrann Associates Gateway Engineering BDA Engineering, Inc. Sota Construction Services, Inc Iams Consulting, Inc. Campbell Contracting Engineers Thoughtful Balance (formerly Design by Us) MaGrann Associates KSBA Architects Sota Construction Services, Inc. LaQuatra Bonci Associates Thoughtful Balance (formerly Design by Us) MaGrann Associates Wade Heating and Cooling ADDITIONAL RESOURCES As green building practices grow, the resources available for residential projects continue to increase. In addition to GBA’s resources, the programs and organizations below may be helpful for renovating an existing home or building a new green residence. Green Home Guide www.greenhomeguide.com NET-ZERO ENERGY HOME PA Home Energy www.pahomeenergy.com REGREEN (Green Residential Remodeling) www.regreenprogram.org Riverside Mews

LEED REGISTERED PROJECTS 1820 Merriman Way LEED for New Construction (NC) The new 48 North Highlands Phase I unit townhouse GP | Ross Township, PA development, Riverside North Street Single Room Occupancy Mews, includes the fi rst

GP | New Castle, PA Construction Services,© Sota Inc. net-zero energy house Pennsylvania Department of Corrections in Pittsburgh. Located on the Southside Flats, this 1,800 ft2 SCI Pine Grove green structure houses an 8 kW photovoltaic array, a geothermal LH | Indiana, PA heat pump and a desuperheater that uses extra heat from the The Grandview at Longwood GP | Verona, PA geothermal pump to heat water throughout the house. Other environmental features include low-fl ow water fi xtures, LED LEED for Core & Shell (CS) lighting, a composter, a white refl ective roof and sustainably Terradime harvested bamboo fl ooring. The house has been rated a -4 5637 Forbes Avenue under the Home Energy Rating System (HERS). GP | Pittsburgh, PA LEED for Homes Project Team Renaissance/Palace Centres Perkins Eastman Architects Sota Construction Services, Inc. NWPA | Erie, PA Riverside Development Group, Inc. Strada Architecture LLC Projects | 24 reening a building involves doing things differently from the old standard. It may mean carefully evaluating a building’s energy use and systems to ensure that operations are as effi cient as possible, seeking out a niche recycler for construction waste that Gwould traditionally be landfi lled or tracking down local sustainable building products. Identifying these types of specialized service providers can be tricky. Through its support of the Pennsylvania green building sector, GBA has compiled the following list of specialized service providers and nonprofi t organizations that may be of assistance during your green building project. Inclusion does not refl ect endorsement or verifi cation by GBA.

Energy Service Horizon Engineering Associates Specialty Local Nonprofi t Green Building Alliance (GBA) Companies www.horizon-engineering.com Waste Recyclers Organizations www.go-gba.org Harrisburg, PA Pittsburgh, PA 3 Rivers Wet Unless otherwise noted, IBACOS The following resources (412) 431-0709 Weather (3RWW) the following companies www.ibacos.com can be used to identify Provides regional green www.3riverswetweather.org evaluate building energy Pittsburgh, PA private businesses, building leadership, resources, Pittsburgh, PA use through energy auditing, nonprofi t organizations and technical support, education and Industrial Energy Engineering (412) 578-8375 networking opportunities. energy modeling and building www.industrialenergyengineering.com governmental entities in your Helps communities address commissioning. Wexford, PA area that accept building untreated sewage and stormwater Healthy Home (Energy Auditing only) construction material for that overfl ows into regional Resources (HHR) 7group recycling and reuse. waterways. www.healthyhomeresources.org www.sevengroup.com LLI Engineering Pittsburgh, PA Kutztown, PA www.llitechnologies.com Construction Junction Community Design Center of (412) 431-4449 x207 Wexford, PA www.constructionjunction.org Pittsburgh (CDCP) Advantus Engineers Equips individuals and families Pittsburgh, PA www.cdcp.org www.advantusengineers.com Loftus Engineers with the knowledge, support Accepts and retails building Pittsburgh, PA and tools necessary to reduce Carnegie, PA www.loftusllc.com (412) 391-1282 (Building Commissioning only) materials for reuse. exposure to indoor environmental Pittsburgh, PA CDCP’s RenPlan program assists Earth911.com hazards. AllFacilities Energy Group PA Home Energy property owners in planning www.earth911.com www.allfacilitiesenergygroup.com www.pahomeenergy.com improvement projects with Pennsylvania Resources Allows users to search recyclers Meadville & Pittsburgh, PA (Service Provider Search educational resources and Council (PRC) by location based on the type of (No Energy Modeling) for Home Energy Audits) affordable design consultations. www.prc.org material (construction debris, SM Philadelphia & Pittsburgh, PA Astorino RCx Building Diagnostics carpet, metal, etc.) they accept. CommuteInfo Program (412) 488-7490/(610) 353-1555 www.astorino.com www.rcxbd.com www.commuteinfo.org Pennsylvania Department Provides statewide programs Pittsburgh, PA Charleroi, PA Provides transit information, to support waste reduction, of Environmental Protection carpool & vanpool matching BDA Engineering recycling, litter, visual blight Southwestern Pennsylvania (PA DEP) services and other referral www.bdaengineering.com prevention, watershed awareness Commission www.depweb.state.pa.us services to companies and West Homestead, PA and composting. www.spcregion.org Website consolidates a variety of employees. CJL Engineering Pittsburgh, PA recycling resources under “Waste Phipps Conservatory Conservation www.cjlengineering.com (Offers Energy Saving Program,” including county & Botanical Gardens Consultants, Inc. (CCI) Johnstown & Moon Township, PA Program for Municipalities) recycling coordinator contacts www.phipps.conservatory.org (listed under “Public Resources”); www.ccicenter.org Tower Engineering Pittsburgh, PA Conservation county and municipal recycling Pittsburgh, PA www.estower.com (412) 622-6914 Consultants, Inc. programs are good resources for (412) 431-4449 Pittsburgh, PA Offers a wide variety of www.ccicenter.org household recycling information Offers energy audits, education professional development and Pittsburgh, PA Green Building and local specialty recycling programs and consulting services continuing education classes on (Energy Auditing only) options. to improve home and building subjects such as sustainable Product Showrooms energy effi ciency and comfort. Constellation Energy Projects & Pennsylvania Resources landscaping and the cultivation Artemis Environmental Building Services Group Council (PRC) Construction Junction and use of native plants. Materials www.ceprojects.com www.prc.org www.constructionjunction.org www.artemisenvironmental.com Pittsburgh Climate Initiative Carnegie, PA Provides recycling resources to Pittsburgh, PA Pittsburgh, PA www.pittsburghclimate.org fulfi ll its mission of promoting (412) 243-5025 dck worldwide Pittsburgh, PA waste reduction. Operates a nonprofi t retail store www.dckww.com Material Witness Showroom Collaboratively leads Pittsburgh’s and donation center for surplus Pittsburgh, PA www.materialwitnessshowroom.com residents, businesses, and salvaged building materials. (Building Commissioning only) Pittsburgh, PA government and institutions of higher learning in the reduction of Go Green Construction greenhouse gas emissions. www.ggc-pgh.com Pittsburgh, PA (Energy Auditing only) H.F. Lenz Company www.hfl enz.com Erie, Johnstown & Pittsburgh, PA = GBA member or sponsor as of May 2010 = Supports Residential Projects

25 | Specialized Services ertifi ed green building projects are undertaken by dedicated building owners and operators, typically with assistance and support from credentialed design and construction professionals. The development and supply of green building products, especially Cthose that utilize renewable resources and environmentally friendly materials, are also vital to the process. Firms and organizations in Western Pennsylvania with at least one LEED credentialed professional on staff are shown below by business type. LEED credentialed professionals have passed a formal examination on one or more LEED Green Building Rating System(s) and maintain their credentials through continuing education. Depending on their experience, individuals can be credentialed as a LEED Green Associate, a LEED Accredited Professional (LEED AP) without a specialty (if they passed a LEED AP exam prior to July 2009) or as a LEED AP with Specialty. More information on the distinctions between these professional accreditation tiers can be found through the Green Building Certifi cation Institute (GBCI), www.gbci.org.

Holding a LEED credential indicates that a person has knowledge and skills to facilitate the LEED certifi cation process for green building projects. Based on information provided by GBCI through January 2010, GBA has identifi ed that the following fi rms with a Western Pennsylvania presence have one or more LEED credentialed professional(s) on staff: Building Owners Eat’n Park Sports & Exhibition Authority of Case Technologies NORESCO & Operators www.eatnpark.com Pittsburgh and Allegheny County www.casetech.com www.noresco.com Homestead, PA www.pgh-sea.com Carnegie, PA Pittsburgh, PA Allegheny Market Pittsburgh, PA Education Realty Trust House Cooperative CENTRIA NOVA Chemicals www.edrtrust.com Steel Framing Alliance www.northsidecoop.com www.centria.com www.novachem.com Pittsburgh, PA www.steelframing.org Pittsburgh, PA Coraopolis, Ambridge Monaca, Moon Township Pittsburgh, PA & Moon Township, PA & Pittsburgh, PA Grane Healthcare Allied Waste Industries www.grane.com The Heinz Endowments www.disposal.com Da-Lite Screen Company PPG Industries Pittsburgh, PA www.heinz.org Carnegie & Scottdale, PA www.da-lite.com www.ppg.com Pittsburgh, PA Pittsburgh, PA Grubb & Ellis Company Bechtel Bettis Dietrich Metal Framing www.grubb-ellis.com Trammell Crow Company www.bettislab.com www.dietrichmetalframing.com RCx Building Diagnostics Pittsburgh, PA www.trammellcrow.com West Miffl in, PA Blairsville, PA www.rcxbd.com Cranberry Township, PA Pittsburgh, PA K&L Gates Bovis Lend Lease Ductmate Industries, Inc. www.klgates.com University of Pittsburgh www.bovislendlease.com www.ductmate.com St. Moritz Building Services Pittsburgh, PA www.pitt.edu Charleroi, PA www.bsinc.com CB Richard Ellis Pittsburgh, PA Pittsburgh, PA LarsonO’Brien Marketing Group www.cbre.com Eaton Corporation www.larsonobrien.com Urban Redevelopment Pittsburgh, PA www.eaton.com Siemens Building Technologies Bethel Park, PA Authority of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, PA www.buildingtechnologies.siemens.com Carnegie Mellon University www.ura.org Bridgeville, PA MEDRAD www.cmu.edu Pittsburgh, PA Erzen Associates www.medrad.com Pittsburgh, PA www.erzenassociates.com Spectra Contract Flooring Indianola, Saxonburg & Westinghouse Electric Company Monroeville, PA www.spectracf.com Chatham University Warrendale, PA www.westinghousenuclear.com Pittsburgh, PA www.chatham.edu Cranberry Township & FIT Optimized Solutions Oxford Development Company Pittsburgh, PA Monroeville, PA www.fi tops.com Stevens WoodWorks www.oxforddevelopment.com Pittsburgh & Windber, PA www.stevens-woodworks.com Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, PA Product Allison Park, PA www.pittsburghkids.org Forms+Surfaces PNC Manufacturers Pittsburgh, PA www.forms-surfaces.com TRACO www.pncbank.com & Green Pittsburgh, PA www.traco.com CreditVest Building Services Cranberry Township, PA Phipps Conservatory www.creditvest.com Honeywell International and Botanical Gardens Pittsburgh, PA Berner International www.honeywell.com Trane www.phipps.conservatory.org Corporation Pittsburgh, PA www.trane.com CresaPartners Pittsburgh, PA www.berner.com Pittsburgh, PA www.cresapartners.com New Castle, PA Johnson Controls Point Park University Pittsburgh, PA www.johnsoncontrols.com TUDI Mechanical www.pointpark.edu Brick Industry Association Pittsburgh, PA www.tudi.com Duane Morris LLP Pittsburgh, PA www.gobrick.com McKees Rocks, PA www.duanemorris.com JohnsonDiversey Roman Catholic Pittsburgh, PA CAD Research www.johnsondiversey.com USG Corporation Diocese of Pittsburgh www.cadresearch.net Aliquippa, PA www.usg.com Duquesne University www.diopitt.org Pittsburgh, PA Aliquippa, PA www.duq.edu Pittsburgh, PA Pittsburgh, PA = GBA member or sponsor as of May 2010

LEED Credentialed Professionals | 26 Design & Construction Civil & Environmental FISHER ARCHitecture Iams Consulting ms consultants Consultants www.fi sherarch.com www.iamsconsulting.com www.msconsultants.com Companies www.cecinc.com Pittsburgh, PA Pittsburgh, PA Coraopolis, PA ACTION-Housing Export & Pittsburgh, PA Fluor Corporation www.actionhousing.org Indovina Associates Architects MacLachlan Cornelius & Filoni Claitman Engineering Associates www.fl uor.com Pittsburgh, PA www.indovina.net www.mcfarchitects.com www.claitman.com Pittsburgh, PA Pittsburgh, PA Pittsburgh, PA Advantus Engineers Pittsburgh, PA Foreman Architects Engineers www.advantusengineers.com Inscale Architects Mascaro Clearview Project Services www.foremangroup.com Carnegie, PA www.inscalepc.com Construction Company Company Zelienople, PA Warren, PA www.mascaroconstruction.com Albright Studio Allison Park, PA Fortier Engineering Pittsburgh, PA Altoona, PA JSA Comfy House www.fortierengineering.com www.jsa-architects.com Massaro Corporation Altman & Altman, Architects www.comfyhouse.com Pittsburgh, PA Pittsburgh, PA www.massarocorporation.com www.altmanandaltman.com Pittsburgh, PA FortyEighty Architecture Pittsburgh, PA Uniontown, PA Community Design Center of www.fortyeighty.com James Construction Apostolou Associates Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, PA www.jamesco.com McKamish www.apostolouassociates.com www.cdcp.org Carnegie, PA www.mckamish.com Fukui Architects Pittsburgh, PA Pittsburgh, PA Pittsburgh, PA www.farpc.com JenBee Design Astorino Continental Building Systems Pittsburgh, PA www.jenbeedesign.com Michael Baker Corporation www.astorino.com www.continental-buildingsystems.com Allison Park, PA www.mbakercorp.com Gerard Associates Architects Pittsburgh, PA Homestead, PA Beaver, Gibsonia, Moon Township www.gerardassociatesarchitects.com Jendoco & Pittsburgh, PA Atlantic Engineering Services Crawford Consulting Services Pittsburgh, PA Construction Corporation www.aespj.com www.crawfordconsultingservices.com www.jendoco.com Mistick Construction Golba and Associates Pittsburgh, PA East Pittsburgh, PA Pittsburgh, PA www.mistickconstruction.com Architecture Pittsburgh, PA BDA Engineering D & D Engineering www.golba-architecture.com K.A.H. Architects www.bdaengineering.com www.ddengnr.com Pittsburgh, PA www.kah-architects.com Moshier Studio West Homestead, PA Pittsburgh, PA Graves & McLean Architects Pittsburgh, PA www.moshierstudio.com dck worldwide [email protected] Pittsburgh, PA Barton Malow Company KTH Architects www.dckww.com Pittsburgh, PA www.bartonmalow.com www.ktharch.com Mosites Cecil, PA Pittsburgh, PA Green Building Alliance Du Bois, PA Construction Company Bohlin Cywinski Jackson DRS Architects www.go-gba.org www.mosites.com KU Resources www.bcj.com www.drsarchitects.com Pittsburgh, PA Pittsburgh, PA www.kuresources.com Pittsburgh, PA Pittsburgh, PA GreenBridge Energy Consortium Duquesne, PA mossArchitects Brayman Construction Design 3 Architecture www.greenbridgeenergy.com www.mossarc.com Kidder Wachter Corporation www.d3a.com Pittsburgh, PA Pittsburgh, PA www.braymanconstruction.com Monroeville, PA Architecture & Design Saxonburg, PA guintostudio www.kidderwachter.com Mountain Research DesignStream www.guintostudio.com Erie, PA www.mountainresearch.com Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney www.dsstudio.biz Pittsburgh, PA DuBois, PA www.bipc.com Pittsburgh, PA L. Robert Kimball Pittsburgh, PA www.lrkimball.com Nello Construction Desmone & Associates H.F. Lenz Company Ebensburg, Moon & Pittsburgh, PA www.nello.net Buehler & Associates Architects www.hfl enz.com Erie, Johnstown & Pittsburgh, PA Canonsburg, PA www.buehlerassociates.com www.desmone.com LLI Engineering Pittsburgh, PA Erie, PA HHSDR Architects/Engineers www.lliengineering.com Next Architecture Wexford, PA www.next-architecture.net Building Dodson Engineering www.hhsdr.com Pittsburgh & Sharon, PA Pittsburgh, PA Performance Architecture www.dodsonengineering.com Lab|8 Designs Pittsburgh, PA Pittsburgh, PA Hallstrom Construction www.lab8designs.com P.J. Dick Incorporated Burchick E.E. Austin & Son www.hallstromconstruction.com Pittsburgh, PA www.pjdick.com Construction Company www.eeaustin.com DuBois, PA Pittsburgh, PA Lami Grubb Architects www.burchick.com Erie, PA www.lamigrubb.com Pashek Associates Pittsburgh, PA Hanson Design Group East Hills Engineering Associates www.hdg-ltd.com Pittsburgh, PA www.pashekla.com Burt Hill Windber, PA Pittsburgh, PA Greenville & Pittsburgh, PA www.burthill.com Landau Building Company East Liberty Development Butler & Pittsburgh, PA Hatch Mott MacDonald www.landau-bldg.com Paul C. 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Pyramid Engineering TEDCO Construction www.pyramidmep.com Corporation Altoona, PA www.tedco.com Carnegie, PA Quad3 www.quad3.com The Boyer Partnership Pittsburgh, PA Incorporated Altoona, PA RSH Architects www.rsharc.com The Design Alliance Architects Pittsburgh, PA www.tda-architects.com Pittsburgh, PA R.W. Larson Associates www.rwlarsonarchitects.com The EADS Group Pittsburgh & Warren, PA www.eadsgroup.com Somerset, PA Radelet McCarthy Polletta reen building projects are dependent upon acquiring building www.radeletmccarthy.com The Gateway Engineers products that exceed conventional standards for energy Pittsburgh, PA www.gatewayengineers.com Pittsburgh, PA effi ciency, material and resource use, and many other related Raudenbush Engineering G characteristics. A wide variety of green building products are available www.raudeng.com Tower Engineering Pittsburgh, PA www.estower.com locally and GBA’s online Pennsylvania Green Building Products Directory Pittsburgh, PA Rectenwald Architects can help fi nd them. Its goal is to encourage the use of Pennsylvania- www.r-arch.com Tri-State Design & Development produced green building products in green buildings throughout the Erie, PA www.tri-statedesign.com state, country and abroad. Carnegie, PA Renaissance 3 Architects www.r3a.com Turner Construction Company Pittsburgh, PA www.turnerconstruction.com The below list includes Pennsylvania manufacturers, distributors and Pittsburgh, PA sales offi ces that offer at least one green building product, grouped Renick Brothers www.renickbrothers.com Tusick & Associates Architects by product type. Information was self-reported and inclusion does not Slippery Rock, PA www.tusickassociatesarchitects.com refl ect endorsement or verifi cation by GBA. 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