Jetson Green: Google’s LEED for Later

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Preston, green ninja master over at Jetson Green, writes:

Well over a year ago, I heard William McDonough was working with Google on some green design plans near the Googleplex (all hush hush-type stuff covered by an NDA).  Since that time, I haven’t really noticed much information on those plans, that is, until I caught this article in Mountain View Voice talking about Google’s extraordinary building plans.  It appears that SHoP Architects coordinated the work of several architectural firms to get these preliminary plans going.  But, for the time being, Google has decided to put the green office structure on hold.

This 310,000 sf building was planned for a location just east of the Googleplex (see site plan below), but it’s only a small cog in the big machine that Google calls the “McDonough Masterplan.”  The office is phase one, and there’s a lot more planned for the future including a hotel, mixed-use urban center, and transit node.

Google submitted their informal building plans to the Mountain View Planning Department recently.  Their intention with the structure was to go beyond LEED Platinum and design something that would “create a benchmark for sustainability and help define new standards for construction.

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Click here to read read the rest of this article [this is just an excerpt] over at Jetson Green.

::article written by Preston, founder + editor of Jetson Green – original article entitled Google Puts Plans for Beyond LEED Platinum Offices On Hold. These articles from Jetson Green on MNP’s Green Tuesdays are part of a feature you can find here every week – just click any Tuesday in the calender and enjoy! And for more ‘green’ news + info, head on over to Green.MNP::

Posted: October 28th, 2008
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