Leed
Eco-sustainability

What is LEED® rating
The system is based on credits for each building sustainability features.
The sum of credits determines the level of certification obtained.
Certification is voluntary and not mandatory.
The LEED® rating system has gradually spread internationally; projects registered for LEED® certification have been implemented in more than 160 countries worldwide.
LEED® protocols are an authoritative and universally recognized system for the certification of buildings designed, constructed and managed in a sustainable and efficient manner.

Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design
It’s a rating-based system for environmental and energetical quality that rewards design and building choices for higher performances ‘green’ buildings.
Features
- Maintenance of thermo-hygrometric comfort of buildings and the environment.
- Lower environmental impact of products and buildings (during production, transport and construction and re-use).
- RECORD products can guarantee:
- Less consumption of natural resources (raw materials and water).
- Lower energy consumption (transport or air conditioning).
- Decrease of atmospheric pollution.
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