Sustainable Design / LEED Credit / Reduced Material Usage

One look at a Birdair roofing structure from the inside reveals architectural efficiency in its highest form.

Steel and cable meld together with fabric membrane and other materials in a complex, yet simple design, enclosing large areas of space that draw people’s attention without “getting in the way.”

By using a lesser amount of structural materials, architectural beauty is achieved at an effective cost with minimized environmental impact.

USGBC definition: Reduced materials consumption lowers the overall embodied energy of the building, which has a direct impact on the building’s carbon footprint.

LEED point value: 2 points