City of Oakland:
Green Building Resource Center
Oakland, California
The City of Oakland's LEED display, located in the
Green Building Resource Center at 250 Frank H. Ogawa Plaza, provides an overview
of green building, the LEED products and describes LEED projects in Oakland and
the East Bay.
The display highlights numerous LEED projects including: the Earthjustice
Oakland Regional office in the historic Wakefield building, the Applied Biosystems
Building in Pleasanton, the Pleasanton Fire Station 4 and the Towle and Wada
residence Halls at the University of California, Berkeley. In addition, the
material covers future LEED projects including the Oakland Airport Terminal
2 Renovation and the Oakland Municipal Boathouse renovation.
The LEED display is made from sustainable materials including agricultural
biocomposites and FSC certified wood. The unit has wheels and a handle for
transporting it to community outreach and educational events in and around
Oakland.
Additional Photos of the City of Oakland LEED
Project
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