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Spectrum Health breaks ground on $48M integrated care center

April 24, 2013
Spectrum Health held a ceremonial indoor “groundbreaking” event last week — because of the heavy rains and lightning — near the site of the future Beltline Integrated Care Center in northeast Grand Rapids. Read More

Whirlpool’s first Riverview Campus building earns LEED Platinum

February 27, 2013
The first new building constructed on Whirlpool Corp.’s Riverview Campus has earned Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design’s Platinum certification, the highest LEED recognition level available. Read More

Mel Trotter Ministries earns LEED Silver certification

February 6, 2013
Mel Trotter Ministries has been awarded a LEED Silver certificate by the U.S. Green Building Council for its fourth-floor renovation, which serves as a temporary home for women and their children. Read More

The Rapid's operations center earns LEED Gold certification

January 24, 2013
The U.S. Green Building Council has awarded The Rapid Operations Center, at 333 Wealthy St. SW, LEED Gold certification for the structure being an environmentally responsible building. Read More

Integrated Architecture named a top sustainable firm

The rest of the country is taking notice, too.

October 27, 2012
Architecture Magazine recently ranked Integrated Architecture No. 32 on its list of top sustainable firms in the nation. The firm also was ranked 64th overall by the publication. Read More

Heeren Bros. plans $22M produce facility

October 8, 2012
Heeren Bros. Inc., a Grand Rapids firm since 1933 and one of the biggest produce businesses in Michigan, has announced plans to build a $22 million, state-of-the-art facility in Alpine Township. Read More

CWD to renovate Trade Center Building

September 15, 2012

Although it won’t seek LEED certification for the restoration, Sam Cummings said his firm’s revival of the Trade Center Building will be as sustainable as it possibly can be.

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Is the US Green Building Council going too far

June 18, 2012
A West Coast architect, who is noteworthy for being ahead of the sustainable design curve by about a decade, said once the U.S. Green Building Council established its Leadership in Energy and Environment Design guidelines in 2000, he thought the organization would back off and sort of slip away into the design sunset. Read More