G. L. Wilson Building Company is a strong proponent of sustainable design and green construction. We are committed to the following sustainable design practices on every project we build.
- We encourage clients to embrace sustainable design and construction
- We reduce pollution from construction activities
- We reduce waste by collecting recyclables
- We divert construction debris from landfills
- We maintain and preserve indoor air quality
- We purchase regional and recycled content materials
Our headquarters building, located in Statesville, N.C. and completed in 1986, contains many sustainable features such as:
- Water Efficient Landscaping
- On-Site Renewable Energy
- Storage and Collection of Recyclables
- Regional Materials
- Daylight and Views
G. L. Wilson has committed, every day, to environmentally friendly work practices. Examples include:
- Recycle plastic, cardboard, metal, aluminum, copper, glass, batteries and oil
- Used computer equipment is donated to local non-profit organizations
- Reduce truck fleet size and vehicle trips by car pooling
Julia L. Wilson, AIA, Vice President, is a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Accredited Professional. G. L. Wilson can offer customers green building expertise. LEED is a voluntary performance oriented rating system, managed and governed by the US Green Building Council. LEED certified projects:
- Cost less to operate and maintain
- Offer cost effective design solutions
- Are energy and water efficient
- Have higher lease up rates than conventional buildings
- Contribute to occupant health and productivity
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