NPS Midwest Regional Office
Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Gold, Nebraska
Sited on a former Brownfield, the sustainable NPS Midwest Regional Office facility is the first facility in Nebraska and one of 50 buildings in the world to earn LEED Gold certification from the U.S. Green Building Council. The beautiful new building has a full year of data that shows that the building uses water and energy much more efficiently, provides excellent indoor air quality, and demonstrates native landscaping works in an urban setting, and helps managers achieve a high level of recycling. The dedicated Midwest Regional Office staff - working in partnership with the General Services Administration and the City of Omaha - actively collected the "before and after" data, which is crucial to demonstrating the value of sustainable buildings. They also worked closely with their fellow NPS staff who occupy the building to educate them about the buildings sustainable features. They do outreach work with the city and community as well.
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U.S. Department of the Interior
Greening of the Interior
Last Updated on 08/7/08