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First LEED v4 certified project garnered by Beijing furniture showroom

First LEED v4 certified project garnered by Beijing furniture showroom

The USGBC awarded LEED Gold status after the project earned 71 out of the possible 110 points.


By BD+C Staff | November 14, 2013

Haworth’s showroom in Beijing’s Parkview Green building has been recognized as the world’s first certified LEED project under the USGBC’s new LEED version 4 beta program. The USGBC awarded LEED Gold status after the project earned 71 out of the possible 110 points.

(http://www.environmentalleader.com/2013/10/24/worlds-first-leed-v4-certified-project-haworth-showroom-in-beijing/)

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