Blenz goes Green
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Vancouver-based Blenz has opened its first LEED-Certified coffee shop. LEED stands for Leader in Energy and Environmental Design.
Basically, Blenz has gone Green.
Certification requires a complete approach to sustainability by recognizing the building’s performance in five key areas of human and environmental health: sustainable site development, water savings, energy efficiency, materials selection, and indoor environmental quality. This coffee shop is a first for Blenz and one of only a handful of LEED-certified buildings in BC.
The ‘Green’ Blenz is located in Tsawwassen.
Via newswire Tags: blenz, green, environmentally friendly, coffee, coffee shop, leed certification
January 16th, 2008 at 7:23 am
I work in one Toronto real estate company and in last few years LEED is concerned about our business as well. More and more people want to know how the houses have been built, from what materials,… So, in my opinion, the movement towards sustainable development is increasing and your company is one of the proofs. Let’s hope that this is the way how to keep our environment for our descendants so beautiful as it is for us.
August 4th, 2008 at 11:50 pm
This is a good topic….I think, More and more people want to know how the houses have been built, from what materials,… So, in my opinion, the movement towards sustainable development is increasing and your company is one of the proofs.
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