MassMutual, a leading life insurance company that is currently ranked 93rd in the Fortune 500 list, has been a leader in efficient, sustainable and environmental responsible practices. They decided to pursue LEED Certification for their campus as a way of formalizing these practices.
When Georgetown University approached SPI in need of a LEED consultant to help with the McDonough School of Business’ 274,000 square foot Hariri Building, there was a caveat: the building was already in construction. And Georgetown had never built a LEED building.
Staples, the world’s largest office products company, came to SPI looking to build its first green retail store in Roslindale, Massachusetts, just a few towns over from the company’s corporate headquarters. It left with its first LEED Gold Retail store.
A 250-person architecture firm with offices on four continents came to SPI looking to improve its relationships with the MEP consultants it worked with.
A 100-person architecture, planning and interior design firm known for its’ commitment to sustainability, joined the SPI Certification program in order to internalize processes and methods for continuous improvement.
A multi-office engineering company came to SPI lacking the internal capability to deliver consistent, high quality computer analysis and simulation services.
