CGD Eco Challenge
In 2008, Stanford updated the Guidelines for Sustainable Buildings to include aggressive energy and water reduction goals. New construction and major renovation projects on campus are expected to use 30% less energy than code allows and consume 25% less potable water than comparable campus buildings these meet LEED Gold equivalency. The Yang and Yamazaki Environment and Energy (Y2E2) Building, Stanford's first large-scale, multiuse high performance building, continues to exceed design expectations and has served as a model for more than a dozen subsequent campus buildings in the new Science and Engineering quad and campus.
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