SUSTAINABLE CONSTRUCTION

From planning to execution, and long after, sustainable building practices ensure that your impact on the environment is kept at a minimum. Resource-efficient processes, recycled and renewable materials, and state of the art climate control all add up to environmentally responsible buildings. But that’s not all…

In addition to minimizing environmental impacts, green buildings offer significant operational cost savings that provide distinct benefits for your business. Being part of Tower Village Office Park positions your business at the forefront of the growing demand for sustainable building practices and assures you that your purchase will be an investment with strong, long term value.

According to a 2009 McGraw-Hill Construction survey of high-level executives the primary motivation behind sustainable building is lowered costs and energy savings.

GREEN FEATURES

This ENERGY STAR certified green building project features innovative green technologies such as energy-efficient building envelope, high efficiency heating and cooling systems, and the use of regional materials where possible. At Tower Village Office Park, green building features have been designed to minimize the energy demands and operational costs associated with building ownership, while providing a healthy and responsible working environment for your company.

GREEN SAVINGS

A key objective of green buildings is the reduction of energy consumption through the use of efficient materials and technologies and implementing sustainable design practices. Such efforts lessen the demand for fossil fuels while providing considerable energy cost savings for you, the business owner. ENERGY STAR certification means the building outperforms 75% of like kind buildings in energy efficiency and thanks to this qualification, you can enjoy these annual savings. All of this means one thing: financial efficiency for the operational budget of your business.

WHY ENERGY STAR?

ENERGY STAR is a joint program of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Department of Energy helping us all save money and protect the environment through energy efficient products and practices. Results are already adding up. With the help of ENERGY STAR Americans saved enough energy in 2010 to avoid greenhouse gas emissions equivalent to those from 33 million cars — all while saving nearly $18 billion on their utility bills.

Want to see why a green building with a 75 rating can save your business energy costs?