The primary consensus industry standard for determining the sustainable or "green" attributes of a given design is the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Certification Process, developed by the United States Green Building Council (USGBC) and now administered by the Green Building Certification Institute (GBCI). GRW is actively involved in USGBC both on a national and local level, and we have LEED Accredited Professional in key disciplines (architecture, electrical, mechanical, structural, sanitary and civil). Named a Top Green Design Firm by Engineering News-Record, as well as a Top Green Building Engineering Firm by Building Design + Construction, GRW has implemented environmentally focused and sustainable design concepts into a wide range of projects including the Federal Bureau of Prisons' first LEED Silver Federal Correctional Institution, a 624,312 SF complex near Aliceville, AL.
Sustainability
Featured projects
Texas Air National Guard Electronic Countermeasures Shop, Fort Worth, TX
Frankfort Water Treatment Plant Disinfection and Chemical Feed Evaluation and Design, Frankfort, KY
Ohio ARNG Joint Armed Forces Reserve Center and Field Maintenance Shop, Springfield, OH
Federal Correctional Institution and Satellite Camp, Aliceville, AL
Corbin City Utilities Commission Offices, Corbin, KY
Eastern Regional Water Reclamation Facility, Campbell County, KY
United States Penitentiary and Federal Prison Camp, Yazoo City, MS