Tom Lee Park
Tom Lee Park was featured in USGBC+! Read Tom Lee Park: A SITES-certified model of equity, ecology and connection.
Tom Lee Park was featured in USGBC+! Read Tom Lee Park: A SITES-certified model of equity, ecology and connection.
The May Lee State Office Complex, a new home for 5,000+ state employees in Sacramento, is the largest zero-carbon, all-electric workplace campus in the U.S. This project provides a case study for how a campus of this scale and complexity can be decarbonized by a holistic approach to minimizing its carbon footprint.
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If you have worked on a SITES project team, this is your moment to shine! The upcoming American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) Conference on Landscape Architecture 2025 and Greenbuild International Conference and Expo 2025 have issued their calls for presentations.
Feature image: The SITES Gold Ellinikon Experience Park in Athens. Photo credit: George Fakaros.
Located in the Athenian Riviera, 8 km from Athens’ city center, The Ellinikon Program covers a vast 6.2 sq. km (2.4 sq. miles) on the former grounds of the International Airport of Athens, which has been vacant since 2001. As one of Europe's largest urban regeneration projects, the development is intended to be a paradigm of integrated sustainable living for visitors.
The Ellinikon program promotes four main goals:
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GBCI has released the first addenda to the SITES v2 rating system. Addenda are official updates to the rating system and are now available on the SITES resources webpage.
Feature image: The SITES-certified Phipps Conservatory. Photo credit: Paul G. Wiegman.
Terramor Outdoor Resort, a new brand from Kampgrounds of America, Inc. (KOA) opened in 2020 in Bar Harbor, Maine. It achieved SITES Gold certification, and is the first SITES for Existing Landscapes project in the United States.
Feature image: ASLA Center for Landscape Architecture in Washington, D.C. photo credit: Ana Ka'ahanui.
Join the world’s largest gathering of landscape architecture professionals and students heading to the 2024 ASLA annual conference in Washington, D.C. From Oct. 6 to 9, you can choose from over 100 education sessions and explore hundreds of new products, services, technology applications and design solutions on the expo floor.