Sustainability was integral to the design of the building with a priority on reducing environmental impacts, creating a healthy workplace, and ensuring business continuity with high connectivity.
The building has achieved the following certifications and awards:
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LEED Gold LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) is North America’s top sustainability rating for buildings. It rewards energy, carbon, and water efficiency, low carbon transportation, landscaping, materials, air quality, and innovation. The goal is to boost efficiency, reduce environmental impact, and improve tenant comfort. |
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WELL Gold Grounded in medical research, WELL is a performance-based system for measuring, certifying and monitoring features of buildings that impact human health and wellbeing. WELL focuses on 7 wellness concepts: air, water, nourishment, light, fitness, comfort, and mind. |
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WiredScore Gold Wired Certification rates commercial office buildings for advanced and resilient digital infrastructure ensuring our tenants have reliable digital connectivity for successful business operations. |
Why is certification important? It helps us manage key sustainability priorities and holds us accountable for our commitment to our tenants. Here is a full overview of the initiatives at 10250 101 St.: LEED Gold Case Study
Additional Certifications and Awards
Epic’s Core Sustainability Priorities:
As Property Managers, Epic believes that a commitment to sustainability is good for the environment, tenants, and our communities.
The following are specific areas where we focus sustainability initiatives:
Air Quality and Green Cleaning
Waste Diversion
Water Efficiency
Want to learn more about Epic’s sustainability initiatives and performance? Please read our Sustainability Report.
