Construction Waste Management

• Alternative Transportation
• Commericial
• Commericial Interior
• Construction Waste Management
• Core and Shell
• Economic Development Focus
• Gold
• LEED Certified
• Local Materials
• Low Emitting Materials
• Photovoltaics/Solar
• Private Developer
• Public Transportation
• Rapidly Renewable Materials
• Recycled Materials
• Recycling
• Suburban

• 5- Story Luxury Office Building

• 152,345 Square Foot

• contemporary precast concrete building with glass exterior

• 598 parking spaces and two story lobby with architectural staircase and multiple fountains

• Alternative Transportation
• Certified
• Commericial
• Commericial Interior
• Construction Waste Management
• Gold
• LEED Certified
• Local Materials
• Low Emitting Materials
• Recycled Materials
• Suburban

This 26,000 SF project was the first LEED Gold Certified for Commercial Interiors (LEED-CI) in the State of Delaware, and was completed by The Norwood Company, in conjunction with Trefoil Properties, Cubellis, and CBRE. As Honda's first LEED certifed office space in America, this project serves as a benchmark for future Honda projects.

• Alternative Transportation
• Construction Waste Management
• Exisiting Building Operations
• Existing Building
• Interior Renovation
• LEED Certified
• Low Emitting Materials
• Platinum
• Public Transportation
• Rapidly Renewable Materials
• Recycled Materials
• Recycling
• Renovation
• Stormwater Mitigation
• Suburban
• Wind Power

Eight years after Corporate Headquarters Building 701 was completed as a ‘green’ building, Armstrong World Industries worked with Re:Vision Architecture to undertake a series of additional design and operational improvements to fully optimize the building and secure a LEED-Platinum rating from the US Green Building Council under the LEED For Existing Buildings (EB) program. In the end, Building 701 became the fifth building nationwide to achieve LEED-EB Platinum. The achievement set an example for the corporate world, promoting environmental responsibility and consciousness.

• Adaptive Reuse
• Construction Waste Management
• Geothermal
• Interior Renovation
• Local Materials
• Low Emitting Materials
• Photovoltaics/Solar
• Private Developer
• Rapidly Renewable Materials
• Recycled Materials
• Recycling
• Residential
• Suburban

Extensive renovations were made to the architecturally significant mid-century Hayes Residence in order to open up the floor plan, make better use of underutilized areas, update the finishes, and dramatically reduce energy consumption. The most significant changes were made to the kitchen/dining area, mudroom addition, master bedroom suite, and mechanical systems.

• Adaptive Reuse
• Construction Waste Management
• Exisiting Building Operations
• Historic
• Interior Renovation
• Local Materials
• Low Emitting Materials
• Neighborhood/Community
• Private Developer
• Recycled Materials
• Recycling
• Renovation
• State or Local Funding
• Urban

Fair Food is a local non-profit dedicated to bringing locally grown food into the Philadelphia marketplace. Re:Vision Architecture was commissioned to design their new expansion in the historic Reading Terminal Market.

• Adaptive Reuse
• Brownfield Redevelopment
• Commericial
• Construction Waste Management
• LEED Certified
• Local Materials
• Low Emitting Materials
• Neighborhood/Community
• New Construction
• Private Developer
• Public Transportation
• Recycled Materials
• Recycling
• Renovation
• Silver
• Social Justice Focus
• Urban

Mercy Neighborhood Ministries of Philadelphia, Inc. (MNM) is a 501 (C) (3) not for profit organization that has served the Tioga neighborhood of North Philadelphia for over 25 years. It is the only social service provider in one of the most neglected sections of Philadelphia. The Ministries’ programs were developed in partnership with Tioga’s residents in order to address their needs.

• Adaptive Reuse
• Alternative Transportation
• Commericial
• Construction Waste Management
• Core and Shell
• Economic Development Focus
• LEED Certified
• Local Materials
• Low Emitting Materials
• Private Developer
• Recycled Materials
• Silver
• Suburban

Liberty demolished an outdated single story 35,000 square foot building to create an energy efficient three-story 110,000 square foot Class A office building.  If offers sustainable features such as waterless urinals and low flow faucets to reduce water usage, abundant daylighting with larger than normal windows and a three story atrium to provide natural light throughout, and CO2 sensors to bring in fresh air when CO2 levels are too high.

• Adaptive Reuse
• Alternative Transportation
• Commericial
• Construction Waste Management
• Core and Shell
• Economic Development Focus
• Gold
• LEED Certified
• Local Materials
• Low Emitting Materials
• Private Developer
• Recycled Materials
• Recycling
• Suburban

Liberty’s unique redevelopment of a 20-year old building reused 50% of the original building—structural steel and floor plates—while using 20-percent recycled content in the materials used to reconstruct and expand the property by 6,000 square feet. This massive green renovation included installing energy efficient light fixtures, larger windows and higher ceiling heights to provide more natural light to the interior, as well as using highly efficient HVAC systems to reduce the building’s overall energy consumption as compared to a typical building of this size.

• Adaptive Reuse
• Alternative Transportation
• Commericial
• Construction Waste Management
• Core and Shell
• Economic Development Focus
• Gold
• LEED Certified
• Local Materials
• Low Emitting Materials
• Private Developer
• Recycled Materials
• Recycling
• Suburban

In 2007 Liberty demolished two obsolete, single-story buildings to create a 4-story, 104,000 square foot, Class A office building. This adaptive reuse of a well situated site included keeping over 98% of the construction waste out of landfills by recycling it onsite during construction, enlarging windows to increase interior natural daylight, reducing energy use, reducing water usage by 30% with waterless urinals, lower-flow showerheads and sensor controlled faucets, and using CO2 sensors on the HVAC system to refresh spaces with fresh air for occupant’s comfort and well being.

• Construction Waste Management
• Energy Star Certified
• Home
• LEED Certified
• Local Materials
• Low Emitting Materials
• Private Developer
• Rapidly Renewable Materials
• Recycled Materials
• Recycling
• Residential
• Silver
• Suburban

Eco-Beach is a Silver LEED certified property in Bethany Beach, Delaware. It is the first LEED certified home in the state of Delaware as well as Marnie Inc.’s first socially responsible home. The house is outfitted with eco-friendly products including ENERGY STAR appliances, recycled rubber flooring, cement hardipanel exterior, and low VOC paint. The house is insulated with closed cell spray foam insulation as well as BATT insulation. For energy efficiency and low indoor water usage, high efficiency gas furnaces and tankless water heaters were installed.