Hp Corvallis, Oregon Campus Achieves Sustainable Sites Gold

BY: KRISJAN HINER A big, huge, enormous CONGRATULATIONS to our friends at HP for achieving Sustainable SITES Initiative GOLD on their Corvallis, Oregon campus! https://youtu.be/w3YEG8cqxAc This is HP’s second SITES Certified campus. The first is in Boise, Idaho. Administered by Green Business Certification Inc. (GBCI), SITES offers a comprehensive rating system designed to distinguish sustainable…

Project Update: Hp Campus, Corvallis, Oregon

THE SUSTAINABLE LANDSCAPE PROJECT SPANNING THE HP CAMPUS IN CORVALLIS, OREGON IS NEARLY COMPLETE. STACK ROCK GROUP’S SCOPE OF DESIGN ON THIS PROJECT INCLUDED: Converting 28.41 acres of maintenance-intensive and water-loving turf to a native seed mix requiring far less maintenance and water Improving the employee courtyard and adding the big HP logo Adding patio…

Case Study: Hp Inc. Corvallis Oregon Campus Sustainable Landscape Project

Project Name:  HP Inc. Corvallis, Oregon Campus Location:  Corvallis, Oregon Date Designed:  Spring 2018 Date Construction Completed:  Fall 2018 Cost:  $404,000 Size:  179.34 acres Landscape Architect: Will Howard, PLA, ASLA Stack Rock Group, Inc., Boise, Idaho Client:  HP Inc. Corvallis, Oregon Campus Consultants:  JJ Howard Engineers McMillen Jacobs Associates Oregon State University Heritage Seedlings Managed…

Will Howard, Pla, Asala’s Advice On Getting Started With The Sustainable Sites Initiative

Will Howard, PLA, ASLA was recently published on The Sustainable SITES Initiative (SITES) blog for his input and expertise on designing sustainable, high-performance landscapes. In this article Will offers tips and advice for anyone starting their first Sustainable SITES Initiative (SITES) project. SITES is used by landscape architects, designers, engineers, planners, ecologists, architects, developers, policy-makers…

Landscape Architecture To The Rescue! (again)

If you’re an architect, building owner or developer pursuing LEED certification on a project; either new or renovation, you’re in luck. Any project that earns Sustainable SITES Gold certification or higher automatically captures all of the Sustainable SITES credits under LEED v4. When pursuing LEED having a big chunk of the points handled by SITES…