Outstanding companies, organizations, and projects
Posted: Thu Jul 10, 2025 5:01 am
Autodesk powers its buildings, data centers, and cloud services with 100 percent renewable energy and has reduced its greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 43 percent since 2009. Starting in FY21 they are committed to achieving net-zero carbon emissions across their entire footprint, including supply chain. They have achieved 15 LEED certifications and are supporting other projects around the world in their journey to certification using their building information modeling (BIM) software.
Chumash Casino Resort is the sixth largest Native American gaming operation in California. Managing its waste is a critical function for the resort, Tribal Ownership, and the community. Its innovative approach to diverting waste whatsapp number database earned it TRUE Silver certification.
TCF Center is a 222,967-m2 (2.4 million-sf) convention center in downtown Detroit that achieved LEED Gold in 2019 under LEED v4.1 O+M. It is one of only a few convention centers in the world to certify under that rating system. TCF is a high-performing green building and the team is dedicated to ongoing performance measurement through GBCI’s Arc digital platform.
Vanderbilt University is home to 21 LEED-certified buildings, WELL, and PETAL projects and incorporates sustainability into their construction and renovation projects. The university has fully committed to carbon neutrality by 2050 and incorporates renewable energy power on campus. Vanderbilt’s sustainability goals were created through a collaborative effort between administrators, faculty, staff, and students.
Chumash Casino Resort is the sixth largest Native American gaming operation in California. Managing its waste is a critical function for the resort, Tribal Ownership, and the community. Its innovative approach to diverting waste whatsapp number database earned it TRUE Silver certification.
TCF Center is a 222,967-m2 (2.4 million-sf) convention center in downtown Detroit that achieved LEED Gold in 2019 under LEED v4.1 O+M. It is one of only a few convention centers in the world to certify under that rating system. TCF is a high-performing green building and the team is dedicated to ongoing performance measurement through GBCI’s Arc digital platform.
Vanderbilt University is home to 21 LEED-certified buildings, WELL, and PETAL projects and incorporates sustainability into their construction and renovation projects. The university has fully committed to carbon neutrality by 2050 and incorporates renewable energy power on campus. Vanderbilt’s sustainability goals were created through a collaborative effort between administrators, faculty, staff, and students.