
PPG Glass, Paint, Coatings Used on First LEED
Platinum Building in Mexico
November 8, 2011
Glass, paint and coatings from PPG Industries of Pittsburgh were
used in the headquarters building of Bioconstruccion y Energìa
Alternativa in Monterrey, Mexico, the first building in Latin America
to earn Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Platinum
certification for New Construction, Version 2.2 (LEED-NC 2.2) from
the U.S. Green Building Council.
The 5,000-square-foot office building, in suburban San Pedro Garza
Garcia, is constructed with Solarban® 70XL and Solarban 60 glasses
and Starphire® ultra-clear glass.
Bioconstruccion y Energìa Alternativa develops and certifies
green buildings in Mexico and throughout Latin America. The company's
owner, Cesar Ulises Trevino, is president of the Mexico Green Building
Council.
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