LEED® Silver Certification Awarded to the Salvation Army Hospitality House
Lloyd Construction is pleased to announce that the Salvation Army Hospitality House was awarded LEED® Silver Certification, on Monday, January 25, 2016. The new, facility replaced an existing facility that was over 50 years old.
Features of the 33,500 SF facility include
| • | two family apartments | • | playground | |
| • | 100 beds | • | television area | |
| • | full kitchen | • | dining area | |
| • | administrative offices | • | activity areas | |
| • | laundry | • | showers |
Some of the project attributes that contributed to the LEED® Silver Certification include
| • | 88% of construction waste was diverted from the landfill and recycled |
| • | Recycled material made up 14% of all of the materials that went into the building |
| • | Low emitting carpet, paint, adhesives and wood products were used in construction |
| • | A solar hot water system was installed |
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