The Reserve at Park Ten is using Accredited Construction and Design practices required to achieve LEED Silver Certification.
Using LEED practices mean that a building project meets the highest green building and performance measures and demonstrates that a building is environmentally responsible, profitable and a healthy place to work.
There are both environmental and financial benefits to leasing office space in places using LEED practices.
LEED "green" office buildings:
- Lower operating costs and increase asset value
- Reduce waste sent to landfills
- Conserve energy and water
- Healthier and safer for occupants
- Reduce harmful greenhouse gas emissions
- Qualify for tax rebates, zoning allowances and other incentives in hundreds of cities
- Demonstrate an owner’s commitment to environmental stewardship and social responsibility
- This initiative results in significant long-term cost savings through energy-efficiency and waste reduction.
Leasing and management by
Specifically, The Reserve at Park Ten features:
- Efficient site utilization
- Storm water detention stored under the parking structure
- Rain water harvesting for landscape irrigation
- Building density yields more green space
- Native or adapted landscaping
- Low water usage
- Low maintenance
- Access to mass transit
- Bicycle racks available
- Integrated outdoor landscaping as usable space
- Good building orientation to south with west side protected (shaded)
- High-performance double insulated sunglass windows
- All exterior materials are made regionally or contain recycled content
- Daylight harvesting so artificial lighting use minimized during the day
- Timeless, modern design with low-
maintenance materials insures long
lifespan for building - High-efficiency air conditioning and heating
- Low-energy consumption lighting
- Motion sensors or dual switch lighting for energy efficiency
- Low water use plumbing fixtures
- All interior finish materials recyled content
- Paint to be low VOC to insure good indoor air quality