Buildings & Operations

The University strives to operate in the most sustainable manner possible through a combination of energy efficiency and conservation projects, renewable energy technologies, green cleaning and sustainable waste management.

UAlbany is currently undergoing a series of construction and renovation projects.

What is LEED?

Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification indicates that a building was designed and built to meet certain standards in sustainable site development, water savings, energy efficiency, materials selection and indoor environmental quality. Below is the list of LEED certified buildings at the University at Albany:

• Husted Hall - LEED Silver
• SBA Annex Building - LEED Silver
• RNA Institute/LSRB Builing - LEED Silver
• Herkimer Hall on Colonial Quad - LEED Gold
• Liberty Terrace - LEED Gold
• Data Center - LEED Gold
• Massry Center for Business - LEED Gold
• Mohawk Tower on Indigenous Quad - LEED Gold
• Beverwyck and Schuyler on Dutch Quad - LEED Gold
• Hudson Building - LEED Platinum
• ETEC - LEED Platinum

 

For more information about all ongoing work and projects please visit www.albany.edu/facilities.