Green and sustainable construction should be an integral part of the design and construction process. More and more it is mandated by owners who demand a high level of energy efficient construction.

PPI has been a supporter of the U.S. Green Building Council Leadership in Environmental and Energy Design (LEED) process since the beginning. In 2004, we delivered the first LEED Certified County Courthouse building in the United States for the Alachua County, Florida government, and that was just the start.

We require that every Project Manager become a LEED Accredited Professional and we encourage all employees to obtain that designation as well.

PPI takes a whole building approach to the construction process with an eye to minimizing the environmental impact.

Our familiarity with the LEED process means that we can help you reach your LEED goal and show that sustainable construction does not have to add a significant cost to the project.

LEED Projects

• Alachua County Courthouse

• Alachua County Judicial Center Court Support Services Building

• University of Florida Genetics & Cancer Research Center

• University of Florida Law School Additions & Renovations

• University of Florida Baseball Training Facility & Lemerand Center

• University of Florida Hub Renovations

• University of Florida SW Stadium Expansion and Football offices

• University of North Florida Brooks College of Health Addition

• University of Central Florida Physical Sciences Lab and Classroom

• Valencia Community College Joint Use Building
   

LEED Accredited Professionals

• Joel Anusavice

• Travis Bonnett

• Mark Brown

• Clay Elliott

• Donald Kellogg

• Jeff Lajza

• Glenn Mullins

• Mark Starcher

• Brandon Tinkham

• David Wood