Legacy on the Lake achieved LEED Certification
Legacy on the Lake achieved LEED certification by 30% reduction of water use, 10% recycled material use, 43% of building materials sourced locally, 77% of construction waste recycled, use of low VOC interior finish materials, and 90% of interior spaces having access to daylight and views.
Other green design and construction features of Legacy on the Lake that contributed to its LEED Certification:
- Reserved parking for hybrid/fuel efficient vehicles
- Electric vehicle charging stations
- Bicycle storage and changing rooms
- Energy efficient building envelope
- Water efficient landscaping
- Treated storm water run-off
- Commissioned mechanical systems
- Construction Indoor Air Quality Management Plan during construction
Legacy on the Lake achieved LEED Certification despite having a tight construction budget. Total upcharge to achieve certification was about 1 percent of the total construction hard costs.
Source: EDI Architecture

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