One Beacon Street Building - Boston, MA - LEED Buildings on Waymarking.com

In Boston, at intersection where Beacon Street and Tremont Street start, is a tall brown building that is One Beacon Street. This building is a LEED-Silver certified building.

One Beacon Street is located at the base of Beacon Hill. One of the main tenants is Suffolk University, which has buildings all over Beacon Hill. At the base of the building a Sovereign Bank branch.

Highlights from the LEED Certificate include the following:
- Plan for Green Site and Building Exterior Management
- Heat Island Reduction, Non-Roof
- Water Use Reduction, 20% Reduction
- Optimize Energy Performance
- Building Operation & Maintenance (three categories)
- Sustainable Cleaning Products and Materials
- Green Cleaning (five categories)

Total points: 44/85
Date of Report: 2008
Project #: 10066927


According to the Emporis web site, the building had rennovations done in 1991 (no building date was given). The height of the building is 154 m and it has 37 floors above ground (probably the lowest point).

Emporis Site:
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