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Mixed-use complex in Bethesda will seek two LEED ratings

Mixed-use complex in Bethesda will seek two LEED ratings


By Leslie Streicher, Associate Editor | July 22, 2011
County officials in Bethesda, Md., approved construction on 585,000 sf of mixed-use buildings for the Woodmont Triangle area. Known as Woodmont Central, the three-building project, designed by WDG Architecture, has two apartment towers and an office center. Residential towers—known as The Gallery at Bethesda—are 16 and 17 stories tall, featuring a total of 455 units spanning 494,000 sf. Adhering to a local environmental initiative, the apartment buildings will feature green roofs and are designed to meet LEED certification requirements. The 91,600-sf office center will meet LEED Silver standards. Other Building Team members: Donohoe Development, ParkerRodriguez, Tadger Cohen Edelson Associates, Jordan and Skala Engineers Inc., and Loiederman Soltesz Associates Inc.
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