Welcome
We are a group of dedicated professionals from all sectors of the building industry committed to transforming the market to one that designs and builds smarter, creates sustainable communities, and illustrates the profitability of building green. Our Chapter is a volunteer based, consensus driven organization made up of a Board of Directors and dedicated volunteers. Our mission is to be THE source for all things sustainable in Central Florida, and we strive to achieve our mission through education, outreach and advocacy in our work and community environments.
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the LEEDership Awards Dinner was the event of the year!
If you missed the 7th Annual LEEDership Awards Dinner at the Rosen Centre Hotel on January 16th, you missed an inspiring and fun evening!
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Statistics
- 20,000 Members
- 133,489 LEED APs
LEED Commercial:
- 33,625 Registered
- 11,961 Certified
Residential:
- 19,063 Registered
- 3,050 Certified
Events
May 23, 2013
10:00AM-12:00PM
Hospitality Advocacy Committee/Green Destination Orlando monthly meeting
CFHLA offices; 6675 Westwood Bld., Suite 210 Orlando, FL 32821
May 23, 2013
11:00AM-12:30PM
Green Destination Orlando plaque presentations
Take the I-Ride Trolley to recognize the success of the first three GDO pilot participants
Rosen Shingle Creek, The Hilton Orlando, The Peabody Orlando
May 27, 2013
Memorial Day
News
05/08/2013
Congratulations to our new Board members!
Thanks to everyone who voted! It was an excellent slate of candidates. Here are our new members of the Central Florida Board of Directors.... Jeff Benavides, Colleen Ice, Mike Hess, Michael Smith and Christina Webb. Congrats to you all!
05/06/2013
Two more LEED certified projects brings TLC to 210
05/06/2013
Payne's Prarie Sheetflow Resortation Project
With a proposed cost of $25 million for the project, the City of Gainesville and the Gainesville Regional Utilities sought to raise funds from state and federal lawmakers as well as create support in the broader community for the restoration project. The video explains the complexities and ecological significance of the project through conversations with experts, animations, footage and photographs from this remarkable Florida landscape.
