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1515 Locust St

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19102

Daylight Harvesting and superior HVAC increased energy efficiency in the owner-occupied offices of Wulff Architects, Inc.  The 5831 gsf office fit-out features recycled content and regionally-sourced materials. Close collaboration between team members enabled Certification on this design-build project.


Mantua Square

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
KSK Architects Planners Historians, Inc. provided complete architectural and engineering services for Mantua Square in West Philadelphia, the redevelopment of the former Mantua Hall high-rise public housing project. The development of 101 new rental walk up apartments in three-story buildings surrounding private secure parking and a landscaped park also includes street level commercial space, a community room and managerial office.

Ten Penn Center

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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Temple North 16th Street

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19121

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Green Roof on Kitchen

Northern Liberties, Pennsylvania 19123
As part of a larger renovation project, Urban Ecoforms designed and installed an extensive green roof on a local resident's kitchen roof. In the next few growing seasons the sedum plugs will fill in to create a green carpet of succulents that is visible from all of the adjacent homes and from the project owner's bedroom.

2217 Coral Street LEED Platinum Registered Home

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19125

PS Property, LLC. Is building a three story, 2 bath, LEED Platinum registered home located in the New East Kensington area of Philadelphia at 2217 Coral St. This project was the featured “LEED GREEN” home used for training purposes for this year’s annual “Building Safety Month” by the City of Philadelphia’s L & I Department.


Sustainable Development Solutions Put the Green in India Ecotourism Park

Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, India,

Delara Tourism Corporation (DTCL) had a vision for developing an Ecotourism Park in Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, India, and was looking to integrate green development into the entire project. Construction is now underway on the park, which will be a landmark facility destination for tourists, families, and local workers--one that is a successful public-private partnership benefiting the government of Andhra Pradesh, the developers, and the local community.


Green Ports Intiative Identifies Sustainable Opportunities for Delaware River Ports

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The three port authorities along the Delaware River--the Delaware River Port Authority, the South Jersey Port Corporation, and the Philadelphia Regional Port Authority--teamed up on a regional effort to improve the sustainability of their individual and collective operations. This initiative, called the Green Ports Initiative, will allow the participating authorities to have both immediate and long-range actions to meet their sustainability goals, operate with greater efficiency, and lessen their impact on the environment when fully implemented.


SAP America Inc.

Newtown Square, Pennsylvania 19073

As of 2010, the 218,000-square-foot facility, housing 950 employees, is the third-largest new construction Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Platinum level building on the planet. Evan Welsh, SAP AG’s global media relations specialist, explained it has ripple benefits, as well. 

Entry to the building is through a passageway that features a floor comprised of recycled materials, including seashells and pieces of crushed bottles and glass and the bamboo drop ceiling.


Philadelphia Free Library Central Branch- Green Roof

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19103
The Central Library is a four story building located on Logan Cirle at 19th and Vine Street in Philadelphia. Philadelphia's first municipal green roof is approximately 5,000sf divided into two areas which flank either side of the central roof terrace. The green roof installation was completed at a cost of $ 200,000. The green roof is an extensive design with some semi-intensive areas in the 6” to 12” soil depth range with over 5,400 sedum plantings.

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