Can SC be a LEED(er) ?

[krazeeboi]

I'm not sure if Winthrop is pursing LEED certification with its new buildings or not (two of which are currently under construction).

[GvilleSC]

Charleston's Half Moon Outfitters achieved LEED Platinum status, making it the first in Platinum certified building in the state.

Charleston.net

Are there any new LEED buildings in SC that have yet to be mentioned?

Clemson's graduate school at CU-ICAR is almost complete.

[goodbye]

According to this article, Greenville could be home to one of the United States Postal Service's first two LEED certified buildings.

Plans include the renovation and expansion of the mail processing and distribution centers in Greenville, S.C., and Troy, Mich.

The $17 million Greenville, S.C., renovation is expected to be finished in April 2010.

[CorgiMatt]

A blurb in yesterday's The State (can't find the blurb online; blurbs often unavailable online) said the 16-story Wachovia building on Main Street in Columbia has won an award for being in the top 25 percent of buildings in the country for energy efficiency.

[goodbye]

Here it is. The tower is one of two office buildings in the state with the ranking. (not sure whether it means the Energy Star rating or the top 25 percent rating)

Edit: Apparently I did not read the article properly, since the indication clearly seems to be that because the building received the Energy Star rating, it is now considered in the top 25 percent for engery efficiency.

[GvilleSC]

According to this article, Greenville could be home to one of the United States Postal Service's first two LEED certified buildings.

[Spartan]

According to this article, Greenville could be home to one of the United States Postal Service's first two LEED certified buildings.

[GvilleSC]

Modern architecture anyone?