Perkins+Will
Address185 Berry Street, San Francisco, CA, 94107Telephone415-856-3000WebsiteRecognition Date01/ 4/2011DescriptionWith the largest portfolio of sustainable projects in the world, Perkins+Will is recognized internationally as a leader in sustainable architecture and urban design. Our environmental stewardship is evident at all levels - we take a holistic approach to green design, and our public advocacy and our ongoing research clearly indicates the fortitude of commitment.
We have proven that sustainable design does not mean increased capital budget or increased design fees. Design excellence, application of technology, selective and discerning use of materials and resources can produce a sustainable building with little or no premium on capital costs. Furthermore, these strategies lead to reduced operating costs and can extend the useful life of a building.
In 2007, Perkins+Will was the first multi-office company to commit to the 2030 Challenge, by which the firm has pledged that all projects will be designed to be carbon neutral by the year 2030. In 2008, the firm received the 2008 Sustainable Design Leadership award from CoreNet.
To date, Perkins+Will has:
- 66 LEED Certified projects - more than any other firm in the world
- 175+ LEED Registered projects
- 1100+ LEED Accredited Professionals - more than any other firm of comparable size.
- LEED Faculty and LEED Subject Matter Experts for ND, NC, CI, and EBOM.
- The highest-scoring LEED project in the world (Dockside Green)
- 3 of the 16 projects honored by the Clinton Climate Initiative as "Climate-Positive"
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Address
185 Berry Street, San Francisco, CA, 94107
Telephone
415-856-3000
Website
Recognition Date
01/ 4/2011
Description
With the largest portfolio of sustainable projects in the world, Perkins+Will is recognized internationally as a leader in sustainable architecture and urban design. Our environmental stewardship is evident at all levels - we take a holistic approach to green design, and our public advocacy and our ongoing research clearly indicates the fortitude of commitment.
We have proven that sustainable design does not mean increased capital budget or increased design fees. Design excellence, application of technology, selective and discerning use of materials and resources can produce a sustainable building with little or no premium on capital costs. Furthermore, these strategies lead to reduced operating costs and can extend the useful life of a building.
In 2007, Perkins+Will was the first multi-office company to commit to the 2030 Challenge, by which the firm has pledged that all projects will be designed to be carbon neutral by the year 2030. In 2008, the firm received the 2008 Sustainable Design Leadership award from CoreNet.
To date, Perkins+Will has:
We have proven that sustainable design does not mean increased capital budget or increased design fees. Design excellence, application of technology, selective and discerning use of materials and resources can produce a sustainable building with little or no premium on capital costs. Furthermore, these strategies lead to reduced operating costs and can extend the useful life of a building.
In 2007, Perkins+Will was the first multi-office company to commit to the 2030 Challenge, by which the firm has pledged that all projects will be designed to be carbon neutral by the year 2030. In 2008, the firm received the 2008 Sustainable Design Leadership award from CoreNet.
To date, Perkins+Will has:
- 66 LEED Certified projects - more than any other firm in the world
- 175+ LEED Registered projects
- 1100+ LEED Accredited Professionals - more than any other firm of comparable size.
- LEED Faculty and LEED Subject Matter Experts for ND, NC, CI, and EBOM.
- The highest-scoring LEED project in the world (Dockside Green)
- 3 of the 16 projects honored by the Clinton Climate Initiative as "Climate-Positive"
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