At Catamount, our strong allegiance to green building practices in construction means meeting the needs of our clients by conducting business in an environmentally responsible manner. Doing so creates added value for our clients.
A member of the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) since 2003, Catamount has enthusiastically supported our clients in their sustainable construction efforts. Their vision of delivering eco-friendly buildings becomes our vision. USGBC’s designation for energy efficient, sustainable or green building rating system is LEED® (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design). LEED® is a feature oriented rating system where credits are earned for satisfying specified green building criteria with the purpose of providing concise construction standards.
Highlights of recent Catamount projects with LEED®designations are below.
Oakland Park, Atlanta, GA
Awarded Silver LEED® Certification, Oakland Park is a 6-story, 65 unit loft and condominium project jointly developed by Urban Realty Partners and Melaver, Inc. Valued at $12.5 million, this eco-friendly facility has become Atlanta’s first residential construction to be certified as a green building by USGBC.
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Located in the historic Grant Park area of Atlanta, Oakland Park includes 65 one and two bedroom residences, street-level retail space and below grade parking. Eco-friendly features include high efficiency heating and cooling units, high performance plumbing fixtures, energy efficient appliances, bamboo wood floors, on-site recycling and exterior drought-resistant landscaping.
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Abercorn Common, Savannah, GA
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Awarded Silver LEED® Certification, this 210,000 square foot development is the first all-retail development in the United States to receive LEED® certification. Developed by Melaver, Inc., a Savannah-based, family-owned sustainable real estate company with holdings throughout the southeast, this project consisted of renovation of existing retail, addition of a new lifestyle component and construction of outparcel facilities for approximately $20 million. |
Melaver House, Savannah, GA
Currently awaiting Platinum LEED® Certification, thiscomplex renovation of an existing historical home located in downtown Savannah, required the front of the home to remain intact while the remainder of the residence was completely rebuilt according to USGBC Platinum LEED® standards.
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