At ERKE, we successfully managed the LEED O+M: Existing Buildings (v4.1) certification process for the Saka Textile Factory Building. Achieving a score of 73/100, the project was awarded LEED GOLD certification, demonstrating its commitment to sustainable building operations.
Key LEED Categories and Performance Highlights
Water Efficiency
The project achieved an impressive 13/15 points in water performance. Efficient water management systems and optimized water use significantly reduced environmental impacts.
Energy & Atmosphere
Scoring 17/35 points, the project implemented advanced energy management solutions. These measures contributed to reducing the carbon footprint through energy efficiency practices.
Materials & Resources
With 8/9 points in waste management, the project demonstrated high performance in sustainable material use and waste reduction, supporting an environmentally conscious production approach.
Indoor Environmental Quality
The project earned 20/22 points by successfully applying air quality strategies that enhanced user comfort. Green cleaning policies and a pest-free environment prioritized employee health.
Location & Transportation
Scoring 13/14 points, the project supported sustainable transportation through access to public transit and alternative transportation options, playing a vital role in reducing transportation-related carbon emissions.
ERKE's Role
In this project, ERKE provided expert consultancy in energy efficiency, water conservation, waste management, and indoor environmental quality, ensuring compliance with LEED criteria. A strategic planning process was executed to achieve the project's sustainability goals.
Conclusion
The Saka Textile Factory Building stands as an exemplary structure with its LEED GOLD certification, showcasing both environmental responsibility and user-friendly design. ERKE played an instrumental role in this achievement, reaffirming its leadership in the sustainability sector.