Community Hospital’s new Peninsula Wellness Center is reaching out to heal both the land and the community, renewing the historic site’s role as a training ground for success.

Healthcare projects can identify the true benefits of on-site renewable energy utilizing Practice Greenhealth’s Energy Impact Calculator.

Designed to meet the 2030 challenge and improve the quality of life for residents, this facility is seeking LEED Silver certification

The renovation of 24 historical duplex cottages on the campus of the Colorado State Veterans Center at Homelake is a unique project, incorporating current building technologies and sustainability methods, while simultaneously restoring the historic characteristics of the original cottages.

Salvaging components from a previous build-out and reducing on-going energy bills through the use of on-site renewable were key focuses for this 21,120 s.f. community health center project for Clinica Family Health Services.

Achieving LEED-CI Gold, North Bay Regional Surgery Center was the first Sutter Health Affiliate project to earn certification from the USGBC.

This adaptive reuse project was designed to support our growing Sacramento staff, and recently achieved LEED-CI Gold certification.

A comparison of two similarly sized installations with different technologies, financing, and ownership structure.

This 107-bed facility is the first public safety-net hospital project to achieve LEED certification (LEED-NC Silver), funded by a voter-approved bond issue.

This tenant improvement project was the first ever to receive LEED-CI v2 certification (LEED-CI Gold), and is our home base in Boulder.

The first hospital in the nation to achieve LEED certification (LEED-NC Silver), this 60-bed acute care facility pioneered sustainable healthcare design.