NEBRASKA LEED PROJECTS

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1 NEBRASKA LEED PROJECTS Last updated 6/16/2011

2 U.S. Green Building Council Headquartered in Washington, D.C. 501(c)(3) non-profit 78 local affiliates 18,000 member companies and organizations 140,000 LEED Professionals LEED Green Building Rating System More information on national membership LEED rating systems at

3 About your Local USGBC Chapter Local Chapter (Nebraska) of the US Green Building Council Founded in 2004 Host educational, social networking events and member meetings Local membership is for individuals, national membership is for companies More information on membership & sponsorship at

4 About your Local USGBC Chapter Our Mission: To serve as a catalyst for the change in the state of Nebraska by promoting green building practices, technologies, policies and standards through partnerships with other organizations. What We Do: - Advocate USGBC and the LEED rating system on a local level - Organize building tours for projects that incorporate the aspects of sustainable design - Provide speakers for events and award ceremonies - Educate the community and members of important events relevant to our mission statement - Provide resources of local suppliers, consultants and companies that can help a project earn LEED certification - Provide information about environmentally-friendly residential design and strategies to improve the sustainability of your residence. - Consult on how to become a LEED Accredited Professional, facilitate study group formation. - Present networking opportunities. - Represent USGBC at conferences, schools and other events

5 LEED in Nebraska 26 certified projects 57 registered projects Variety of rating systems (NC, Retail, CI, ND) Certified locations include Kearney, Omaha, Lincoln, Hastings, Norfolk and Halsey. for more information about Nebraska LEED projects.

6 LEED in Nebraska Map available at USGBC NFC website Updated quarterly Confidential projects not included

7 4610 Dodge Street Omaha, NE The Architectural Offices The Architectural Offices Morrissey Engineering 9,400 SF Office Commercial Interior LEED-CI v2.0 Silver certified 50% Construction Waste diverted Bicycle storage and changing rooms, Heat island reduction (roof) 30% Increased Ventilation

8 4940 Building Omaha, NE Morrissey Engineering Sinclair Hille Architecture Holland Basham Architects Morrissey Engineering 15,580 SF Office Building LEED-NC v2.2 Platinum certified Geothermal heat pump system, DALI lighting control, daylighting, views 10% On-site renewable energy production (solar and photovoltaic) 93 Current ENERGY STAR score (0-100)

9 Air Force Weather Agency HQ Bellevue, NE USAF 188,930 SF Office Building LEED-NC v2.1 Gold certified 8/10 EAc1 Points earned 20% Post-consumer Recycled Content 75% Construction Waste Diverted

10 Carl T. Curtis National Park Service Midwest Regional Headquarters Omaha, NE GSA Leo A Daly Architecture ME Group 37,600 SF Museum/Study Center LEED-NC v2.1 Gold certified 50% Trash Diverted from Landfill 38.66% Water Use reduction 99% Employee Views

11 Citizen and Immigration Service Center Lincoln, NE GSA Fansworth Group 144,000 SF Office Building LEED-NC v2.1 Silver certified 90% Daylight and Views for interior spaces, 20% Water use reduction 20% Regional Materials, 86% Construction Waste diverted 100% Electricity purchased from renewable sources for 2 yrs

12 Homeland Security Omaha, NE 71,000 SF Office Building LEED-NC v2.1 Gold certified

13 International Quilt Study Center and Museum Lincoln, NE UNL Alley Poyner Macchietto Architecture Robert A.M. Stern Architects Alvine Engineering ME Group Performance Engineering 37,600 SF Museum/Study Center LEED-NC v2.1 Silver certified 32.14% Reduction in Energy Use 77.90% Spaces with Natural Daylight 60.27% Regional Materials

14 J. James Exon Building FBI Omaha Division Omaha, NE Noddle Companies ME Group 121,660 SF Commercial Office Building LEED-NC v2.2 Gold certified 27.10% Water Use Reduction 27.45% Recycled Materials 45.7% Energy Efficiency Reduction 34.5% Regional Materials 73.65% Construction Waste Diverted 58.27% Certified Wood

15 Midtown Crossing Omaha, NE 1,004,585 GSF multi-use neighborhood LEED-ND v1.0 Pilot Program Certified

16 M.E. GROUP Office Omaha, NE M.E. GROUP Randy Brown Architects ME Group Performance Engineering 6,268 SF Office Building LEED-NC v2009 Platinum certified 3.2 kw Photovoltaic Energy Supply 49% Energy Reduction beyond ASHRAE baseline Geo-Exchange System

17 UNO Mammel Hall Omaha, NE University of Nebraska, Omaha Gensler Holland Basham Architects Farris Engineering 121,670 SF College of Business Administration Bldg. LEED-NC v2.2 Silver certified Development density and community connectivity, Public Transportation 75% Daylighting for offices, conference rooms, open work areas, etc. 97% Construction Waste Management

18 NPPD Norfolk Operations Center Norfolk, NE Nebraska Public Power District HDR Engineering JE Dunn 87,000 SF Operations and Customer Service Building LEED-NC v2.2 Gold certified 3 On-site 2.4 kw wind turbines 45 kw Photovoltaic Array, supplies 7% of the building s electricity 50% Potable water savings

19 Pioneers Park Nature Center Addition Lincoln, NE City of Lincoln Parks & Recreation The Architectural Partnership M.E. Group Voss & Associates 3,340 SF Educational / Recreational Facility LEED-NC v2.2 Silver certified geothermal heat pump system, rainwater harvesting system strawbale walls, recycled content materials green roof with native plants

20 Sorrell Center for Health Science Education Omaha, NE UNMC HDR Architecture, Inc. RDG Planning & Design Building Cost Consultants The Sextant Group Lerch Bates 131,300 SF Lab/Campus Facility LEED-NC v2.1 Certified 56% Reduction in Potable Water for Irrigation Comprehensive Green Cleaning/Housekeeping Program 25% Locally Produced Materials