“To get all the data from buildings ready for public consumption, the USGBC is inviting software developers to make that data legible. Horst showed Fast Company a preview of LEED 2012 in the Council’s airy headquarters in the heart of Washington, D.C. Using a database called the Green Building Information Gateway, the software allows an owner to tap into comparable data from similar buildings.”
(via LEED2012: The USGBC Adds Teeth, Real-Time Reporting To Its Green Building Ratings | Fast Company)
there is an awful irony in LEED’s inefficiencies, but this is a fantastic step forward.



