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Sustainable PRACTICES

Cooper, Robertson employed sustainable design practices in architecture and led the way in low-carbon, transit-oriented, pedestrian-friendly community planning decades before the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification system was established. The new LEED ND (Neighborhood Development) rating enumerates practices Cooper, Robertson pioneered in the 1980s with projects such as the Master Plan for Battery Park City in New York.

Select list of projects with significant "green" features:

› Battery Park City (Low-Carbon, Transit-Oriented)

› Bay Meadows (Low-Carbon, Transit-Oriented)

› Benice Village (Self-Powered Village)

› Celebration C-5 Office Building - LEED-NC Silver target

› Ethical Culture Fieldston School - LEED-NC Silver

› Harbor Point Master Plan - LEED-ND registered

› Harlem Village Academy - LEED mandatory target

› Harvard University Allston Campus (Sustainable Campus Plan)

› Hunter College Complex LEED-NC mandatory target

› Laurel Island (Self-Powered & Protecting Ecology)

› Reston Heights Master Plan - LEED ND Silver

› Robertson House at the UNC - LEED-NC Platinum target

› Tuxedo Reserve (Protecting Ecology)

› Val d'Europe (Low-Carbon, Transit-Oriented)

› Whitney Museum of American Art - LEED Silver mandatory target

› WindMark Beach (Protecting Ecology)