Sustainable Design and Management Practices and LEED Certification

APM is pleased to announce that 100% of its
project management staff are LEED Accredited Professionals!

Read the press release here.

Advanced Project Management's management approach includes sustainable design and management practices as part of our standard services. While all projects do not call for U.S. Green Building Council LEED Certification, all projects can make use of sustainable design and management practices at little or no additional cost.

At APM, each project is assigned a LEED Accredited Professional from our staff who is charged with monitoring the implementation of an environmentally responsible approach for the design, development, and delivery of the project. We foster no and low cost sustainable approaches such as low impact and recycled content material selections, building reuse and adaptive use strategies, site impact minimizations with tree and green area preservation, cost effective water and energy conservation systems, maximization of regional materials purchases, and effective waste and recycling programs.

For our clients who wish to pursue LEED Certification, we offer a complete program built around the principles of sustainable design as well as creative implementation of LEED guidelines. While maximizing points for your LEED rating is one objective, securing return on investment and making a difference to our environment are equally as important in the structure of our program. Our services in this area include:

	LEED Project Registration
	Sustainable Design Practices and Approaches Exercised as a Basic Service
	Sustainable Design Team Building and Commitment Work Sessions
	LEED Accredited Professional Assigned to Each Team
	Procurement of LEED Certified Professionals and Constructors
	LEED Certified Commissioning Agent Selection and Management
	Advanced Commissioning for Additional LEED Points
	LEED Point Accounting and Support
	LEED Point Cost Evaluations and Trade Off Studies
	Life Cycle Cost and Return on Investment Analysis
	Development of Sustainable Design Practices General Requirements

The following projects are LEED Certified, LEED Registered for future Certification or have consciously made use of sustainable principles in the design and construction of these facilities:


World Wildlife Fund - 1st Floor North Tenant Renovations	Platinum Objective	Building Reuse, Energy Optimization, Demountable Partitions, Daylight Views

World Wildlife Fund - 1st Floor South Tenant Renovations	Platinum Objective	Building Reuse, Energy Optimization. Lighting Controls, Alternative Materials

World Wildlife Fund - 2nd Floor Tenant Renovations	Platinum Objective	Lighting Controls, Demountable Partitions

World Wildlife Fund - 5th Floor Tenant Renovations	Platinum Objective	Building Reuse, Energy Optimization, Daylight Views

World Wildlife Fund - 8th Floor Tenant Expansion	Platinum Objective	Building Reuse, Energy Optimization, Indoor Air Quality

World Wildlife Fund - 8th Floor P&W	Platinum Objective	Building Reuse, Lighting Controls, Daylight Views

World Wildlife Fund - Green Roof	Platinum Objective	Semi Intensive Green Roof

Gonzaga College High School - Academic & Athletic Center	Silver Objective	Green Roof, Green Walls, Building Reuse

Northern Virginia Association of REALTORS®	Silver Objective	Daylight and Views, Energy Efficiency 30%, Green Roof

Episcopal High School -Williams West Wing	Silver Objective	Water Efficiency, Energy and Atmosphere, Materials and Resources, Indoor Air Quality Innovation & Design Process

Wesley Theological Seminary - Dormitory	Silver Objective	Renewable Materials, Daylight & Views

Wesley Theological Seminary -Library	Silver Objective	Green Roof, Daylight & Views

Episcopal High School - Science Center	LEED Certified	Greywater System, Innovation and Exemplary Points

Episcopal High School -Gym Addition	Certified Objective	Solar Power, Rainwater Harvesting, Renewable Materials

Wesley Theological Seminary - Trott	Certified Objective	Building Reuse, Energy Optimization

Wesley Theological Seminary - Student Center	Certified Objective	Building Reuse, Daylight & Views

Virginia Theological Seminary - Central Plant	Sustainable	Green Walls, Green Roof

Goodwin House Bailey's Crossroads- Garage at Pond	Sustainable	Green Walls

Goodwin House Bailey's Crossroads - Redevelopment	Sustainable	Energy Efficiency Improvement 30% Over Existing Demand

Georgetown Day School High School	Sustainable	Daylight & Views, Building Reuse

Isaac Newton Square - Building E-1	Sustainable	Site Development, Tree Preservation and Energy Efficiency