The Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Green Building Rating and Certification program was implemented to promote the adoption of best practices in sustainable green building and development.

Accepted internationally as the benchmark for the design, construction and operation of high performance green buildings, LEED organizes credits into five main categories of human and environmental health:

• Sustainable site development
• Materials selection
• Indoor environmental quality
• Water efficiency
• Energy efficiency

LEED credit ratings can be increased by using indoor plants and green walls to significantly improve air quality, increase energy efficiency and enhance health and wellness.

Every day, Planterra helps professionals such as property developers, building managers, designers and architects to integrate the right quantity and quality of plants into environments to enhance attractiveness, maximize value and help contribute to LEEDs ratings.

As a member of the Canada Green Building Council, Planterra has the proven expertise to help you to realize high-performing, healthy green buildings. Our solutions have increased the green value of such buildings as the Bell Campus (Montreal), Clarica/Sunlife Center (Ottawa), Centura Showroom (St. Laurent), University of Sherbrooke (Longueuil), Air Transat (Dorval) and Complexe Guy Favreau (Montreal), to name just a few.

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