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Skip to content Skip to search Skip to footer Sustainability Open Menu Back Close Menu Search for: Search Close Search Vision &＃038; ProgressVision &＃038; Progress Strategic Plan Recognition &＃038; Awards Energy &＃038; Emissions Buildings Community Food Biking Culture Landscape Transportation Waste Water Get InvolvedGet Involved Internships For Students Guide for Employees Support with a Gift ResourcesResources Energy Efficiency at Home WashU Sustainability Fund Food &＃038; Dining Sustainable Transportation Waste Reduction Environmental Justice Green Events News & EventsNews & Events Subscribe to Newsletter Past Newsletters Event Recordings AboutAbout Office of Sustainability School of Medicine Sustainability Partners Teaching & Research Campus Sustainability Tours Racial Equity &＃038; Justice Open Search Buildings Washington University in St. Louis’ goal is to serve as a national leader in green building design and operations.2015 Strategic Plan for Sustainable Operations Objectives & Progress Buildings that achieve leading third-party certification Washington University received its first LEED project certification in 2004 and adopted a LEED Silver minimum standard in 2010 for new construction and major renovation projects. As of 2023, we completed a total of 35 LEED certified projects, 23 of which have exceeded LEED Silver, including 13 Gold and 9 Platinum certifications. The LEED Silver standard has been instrumental in achieving 3.25 million square feet of LEED certified space, more than double the total in 2015. Thirty percent of university-owned space on the Danforth and School of Medicine campuses is now LEED certified. WashU is also home to one of the first Living Building certified projects, one of the most stringent green building certifications in the world. Learn more about each LEED project Staff sustainability knowledge and skills As of 2019, 75 Washington University employees have attained at least one sustainability accreditation. This includes 18 LEED Green Associates, 20 LEED Accredited Professionals, and 37 International Facility Management Association-Sustainable Facility Professionals (IFMA SFP). Our objective is to foster sustainable design across all projects by empowering our staff, faculty, and students to pursue relevant accreditations, providing them with the most current knowledge on sustainability principles. This people-centered strategy supports our commitment for Washington University to serve as a national leader in green building design and operations. Highlights Energy Efficiency Learn more Design Strategies Learn more Adaptive Reuse Learn more East End Transformation Learn more Vision &＃038; Progress Energy &＃038; Emissions Landscape Water Waste Transportation Food Community Buildings Green Building Certifications Recognition &＃038; Awards Strategic Plan Office of SustainabilityMSC 1113-2112001 Brookings DriveSt. Louis, MO [email protected] Us Facebook Instagram Twitter YouTube The Strategic Plan Adopted in 2015, the plan defines WashU’s institutional commitment to sustainability. WashU is rated Gold in the AASHE STARS system. View the Plan Leadership Learn more about the Executive Vice Chancellor for Administration who oversees the Office of Sustainability and related initiatives. Our Leadership Subscribe to the Newsletter Stay up to date on sustainability news, events and opportunities at WashU and in the community. Sign Up ©2024 Washington University in St. Louis