LEED

American  

Trademark.

1. Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design: a rating and certification system used to assess the sustainability and environmental impact of buildings and construction projects.

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Example Sentences

The actors were good, as good as Leed’s Thespians on Demand, the popular troupe Lady Constance had hired to perform at the disastrous holiday ball at Ashton Place.

From Literature

The building was celebrated for having obtained a “LEED for Homes” sustainability certification and was the first to implement the use of both stormwater and graywater to supply toilets and irrigation, according to the lawsuit.

From Los Angeles Times

Davis also said that Urban Echo Energy was a “LEED certified developer of renewable energy assets” — only for a spokesperson for the U.S.

From Washington Times

Davis said that Urban Echo Energy was a “LEED certified developer of renewable energy assets” — only for a spokesperson for the U.S.

From Washington Times

Likewise, when I was reporting a story about how professional organizers organize their own homes, Monica Leed, the founder of Simply Spaced, told me that the secret to her tidy home office is a large basket that she leaves empty on a low shelf, so she can tidy up quickly.

From Salon