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Don’t Forget the Site in LEED Certification
You are considering making the commitment to make your
next project a LEED™ certified project. What does
it really mean for you, for the contractor and for the
design team? Beyond the obvious, widely marketed bragging-rights,
is a very stringent list of prerequisites that will have
major impact on how your project is designed and developed.
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A Green-Space above the Traffic
Atlanta’s Fifth Street Bridge officially opened
to much fanfare on a cold December 2006 morning. Local
politicians, members of the Georgia Dept. of Transportation,
the design teams, representatives from Georgia Tech,
a contingent from the Georgia Tech Marching Band, Buzz
(the Georgia Tech mascot), and curious onlookers attended
the ribbon cutting ceremony for the city’s newest
bridge and public green space.
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The Far Reach of Ecos
At Ecos Environmental Design, Inc., we enjoy doing work both in our own “neighborhood” of Atlanta, as well as throughout the rest of the country. Our work, stretches from the Southeast to Pennsylvania, New York, Oklahoma, Texas, Colorado, Washington State – and beyond the lower 48 to the Caribbean.
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What’s New at Ecos
Staff News
Matt Wilder, ASLA, who recently earned LEED AP accreditation, served as a panelist at the City of Atlanta’s 2007 Developers’ Day.
Ecos Expands Its Staff
Ecos continues to grow thanks to recommendations from satisfied clients.
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