What Does 1 Million SF of LEED Mean?

One Million Square Feet of Excellence When Wexford Science and Technology set out to convert the old RJ Reynolds Tobacco Company Factory into a hub for biomedical research and information technology, no one would have guessed that they would cultivate over 1 million square feet of  LEED Platinum space at the Wake Forest Innovation Quarter. On…

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2016 USGBC MD Wintergreen Awards – A Banner Night for Lorax

The Event The Wintergreen Awards for Excellence in Green Building is always an exciting evening for the Lorax crew; new and sustainable venues to explore, interesting projects to learn from, excellent networking and mingling, and the nervous anticipation of the award ceremony. Every year, it warms our collective hearts to see our partners and clients honored and…

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Maryland Earned Seventh Place in the USGBC Annual Top 10 list

In Late January, the US Green Building Council released its annual list of the Top 10 States for LEED; the world’s most widely used and recognized green building rating system.  The list ranks states in terms of square feet of LEED space per state resident.  LEED certified buildings use less energy and water resources, save…

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2016 USGBC MD Wintergreen Awards are Lighting Up Baltimore

Congratulations to our clients and friends who were selected as finalists for the US Green Building Council Maryland Chapter’s 12th Annual Wintergreen Awards!   The Wintergreen Awards Ceremony will be held on January 26, 2017 from 6:00 pm- 9:00 pm at Exelon Baltimore Headquarters. We wish to extend a few special congratulations to those in the…

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Lorax Goes Undercover at the Spy Museum Groundbreaking

The International Spy Museum is about to embark on the second phase of their LEED certification: Construction. Please see the mission critical and confidential document below for the assignment. On September 14th two of Lorax’s project managers, agents known as Katie 1 and Katie 2, embarked on a mission to the nation’s capital. While previously…

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If These Walls Could Talk: Building 60

Congratulations to our client, Wexford Science and Technology!  Wexford recently won The Talking Walls award from the North Carolina chapter of USGBC at the Green Gala and Sustainable Business Awards for Building 60 in Winston-Salem, NC.  This award recognizes a successful integration of sustainability standards in the category of existing building renovations.  Building 60 is…

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2016 Iconic Green: Here We Come!

This year, Lorax is taking a delegation of 4 representatives to GreenBuild International Conference and Expo Iconic Green located in Los Angeles, California.  Lorax Project Managers will be in attendance from Tuesday morning October 4th through Friday October 7th to learn about new sustainable strategies, become familiar with green building technologies, learn from our peers, promote…

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HAPPY EARTH DAY!

This Earth Day, in recognition of our valued clients’ and customers’ commitment to sustainability, Lorax Partnerships is kicking-off ongoing participation in a tree planting program.  Lorax has selected to participate in Replanting Our Forests, a program of the Arbor Day Foundation – a national nonprofit conservation and education organization committed to making our world greener…

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The Results are in for Wintergreen 2016!

And the winner is… 7880 Milestone Parkway at Arundel Preserve, a project by COPT, won one of the prestigious USGBC Maryland Wintergreen Excellence in Green Building Awards! The first of four buildings to be built in this location at Arundel Preserve, 7880 Milestone Parkway is a distinctive Class A office building on wooded site with…

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Maryland Ranked 2nd in LEED Ranking

Maryland earned second place in the USGBC annual Top 10 list. Earlier this month, the US Green Building Council released its annual list of the Top 10 States for LEED; the world’s most widely used and recognized green building rating system.  The list ranks states in terms of square feet of LEED space per state…

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