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ONE Greenville by 4240 ArchitecturePhase one of South Carolina's largest "green" development to date - the 400,000 square foot ONE Greenville (in Greenville, of course) is now complete; the project will target LEED-Gold certification from the United States Green Building Council once complete. Designed by <a href="http://www.4240architecture.com">4240 Architecture</a>, the complex will house a host of banking, education, law, retail and food establishments as part of the city's plan to rejuvenate its sagging infrastructure. A bevy of sustainable features has been incorporated into the design, including <a href="http://inhabitat.com/copenhagen-adopts-a-mandatory-green-roof-policy/">vegetated roofs</a> and on-site power generation.1
ONE Greenville by 4240 Architecture 024240 Architecture has broken ground on what will be South Carolina's largest "green" development project2
ONE Greenville by 4240 ArchitectureThe 400,000 square foot ONE Greenville is a mixed use development designed to rejuvenate a historically industrial area3
ONE Greenville by 4240 ArchitectureThe project is shooting for LEED Gold certification4
ONE Greenville by 4240 ArchitectureAn on-site solar array will generate 36 kWh of electricity5
ONE Greenville by 4240 ArchitectureA vegetated roof will absorb heat, provide insulation and prevent stormwater runoff6
ONE Greenville by 4240 ArchitectureWhere it is all taking place!7
