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Dockside Green: The World’s First LEED Platinum Community

by , 08/13/08

Dockside Green, Windmill West, USGBC Neighborhood Pilot, Sustainable Communities, Healthy Communitities, Livable Communities, LEED Platinum

Situated in Victoria, British Columbia, Dockside Green is a burgeoning community that has set its sights on becoming the first LEED Platinum community in the world. Its initial phase of development was recently completed, earning it an incredible 63 out of 70 points and qualifying it for LEED Platinum for New Construction. This is no small undertaking, especially considering the 95 new condo homes, townhomes, and commercial spaces that comprise the planned community. The usual sustainable suspects can be found throughout the property including Biomass gasification (the use of wood-waste to create all heat energy and hot water), improved insulation and high performance glazing, energy-efficient fixtures, on-site waste water treatment plant, green roofs and a naturalized creek.

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One Response to “Dockside Green: The World’s First LEED Platinum Community”

  1. [...] and development management arm of Windmill Developments (best known for the groundbreaking Dockside Green [...]

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