Hi Christina,

E. Verner Johnson and Associates is currently working on "Green" 
museum projects at the Carnegie Museum in Pittsburgh and the Museum 
of Natural Sciences in Raleigh. and I'd be happy to answer any 
questions I can. A good source about information on LEED certified 
projects is the USGBC website. 
https://www.usgbc.org/LEED/Project/project_list.asp

Remember that "Going Green" is an integrated design process that 
involves a lot more than plopping on a green roof and some 
photovoltaic panels. A good place to start getting an overview of the 
process is: http://www.greenerbuildings.com/wbdg.cfm

Mike

>I am looking for any case studies on New Construction Projects that are
>  planning or have already "gone green".
>  Green roofs, wind power, solar power, geothermal heat pumps, etc.

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Michael McHugh, AIA
LEED Accredited Professional
E. Verner Johnson and Associates
Museum Architects and Planners
222 Berkeley Street,  Suite 1350
Boston, MA 02116
tel:   617-437-6262
fax:  617-437-1272
http://www.vernerjohnson.com

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