CityLife
The SITES Platinum certified CityLife represents the first SITES-certified project in Europe, and the first project to achieve SITES for Existing Landscapes certification.
The SITES Platinum certified CityLife represents the first SITES-certified project in Europe, and the first project to achieve SITES for Existing Landscapes certification.
Feature graphic image credit: Design Workshop.
Glendale Regional Park, located on the west side of Salt Lake City (SLC), Utah, is a 17-acre park proposed on the site of an abandoned water park, Raging Waters/Seven Peaks park. Due to the significant repairs needed, no prospective operators were identified to lease the water park from the city. Instead, SLC's Public Lands Department set out to create a publicly accessible outdoor recreation area—a much desired resource for the Glendale neighborhood.
Feature image credit: Rob Holman.
Are you planning to achieve SITES certification for your project by the end of 2023? Plan ahead and stick to a timeline to complete all the key steps in your SITES certification process.
First, understand the timelines associated with each step in the certification process. Here is an overview of the review process and timeline associated with each review path.
On Oct. 9, 2023, we are updating how you sign on to USGBC and GBCI websites:
Las Riberas was born from a dream to develop a residential project that exists in harmony with the environment, is safe, and offers the highest quality of life. The SITES Gold certified project covers 115 hectares (284 acres) and is just the first phase of a larger 800-hectare project, with the same vision of sustainable living.
Feature image credit: Ryan Smith.
Taking place Sept. 26–29 in Washington, D.C., the 2023 Greenbuild International Conference and Expo is designed to keep participants at the forefront of the industry, covering the topics of sustainability, resilience, health and wellness in the spaces where we live, work, learn and play.
Feature image: The SITES Gold Expedia Group Seattle Campus. Photo courtesy of Marion Brenner.
The three-story 191,000 square foot student recreation center at the University of Connecticut opened its doors in August 2019. The facility includes approximately 30,000 square feet of fitness space, a four-court gymnasium, two multipurpose activity courts, an indoor running track, an aquatics center with a 25-meter pool and a recreational pool, a climbing center, racquetball courts, an outdoor recreation center and functional training and multipurpose rooms for use by the students and the UConn community.