AIA, Top Ten
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Each year the American Institute of Architects Committee on the Environment (COTE) chooses 10 projects for their 'Top Ten Green Projects' of the year.
AIA 'Top Ten Website
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NWF Headquarters
, Reston, VA
The new headquarters for the National Wildlife Federation is a 95,000 ft2 (8,800 m2) office building located in Reston, Virginia, adjacent to the 475-acre (190 ha) Lake Fairfax Park.
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US Department of Energy over 2 years ago
Oberlin College Lewis Center
, Oberlin, OH
The Adam Joseph Lewis Center for Environmental Studies is located on the Oberlin College campus in Oberlin, Ohio. It houses classroom and office space, an auditorium, a small environmental studies library and resource center, a wastewater-purification system in a greenhouse, and an open atrium.
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US Department of Energy over 2 years ago
Woods Hole Research Center
, Falmouth, MA
The Woods Hole Research Center is a scientific and policy institution dedicated to solving the complex issue of climate change and to defending the earth's great forests. In contemplating their consolidation in a new headquarters, trustees and staff agreed that this building should reflect the Center's core ideals, support their research and education mission, and promote the health of not only the building occupants, but the larger world as well.
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