1180 PeachtreeAtlanta

1180 Peachtree, a 41-story office tower developed by Hines and completed in February 2006 in Midtown Atlanta, was the first high-rise office building in the southeastern United States to receive Gold certification under the U.S. Green Building Council's LEED for Core & Shell rating system. The office tower contains several green features, including a unique water-management system using captured and stored rainwater and condensate from the building’s mechanical system to provide 100 percent of the project’s irrigation water, circumventing the need for city water for irrigation. The 669,711-square-foot building was sold by Hines in September 2006. Hines continues to manage and lease the property. Awards American Property Award 2009 Atlanta Business Chronicle 2001 BOMA Award 1998 BOMA TOBY Earth Award 2009 Chicago Athenaeum Museum of Architecture and Design 2008 Development Authority of Fulton County Georgia 2003 International Commercial Property Awards 2009 NAIOP Award 2006 Southeast Construction 2005 ULI Award 2007 Sustainability ENERGY STAR 2008-2012 LEED Gold 2006