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BUILT SMART buildings are designed and built to conserve resources while providing a healthy, comfortable living environment. BUILT SMART apartments and condominiums give you a home that incorporates resource conservation to provide the maximum in cost-efficient comfort.
BUILT SMART buildings operate more efficiently and save you and your tenants money while preserving natural resources.
Key Features of a BUILT SMART Building
- Extra insulation in floors, walls and ceilings
- Energy-saving windows
- Long-lasting, energy-efficient lighting
- Healthy ventilation and high-efficiency thermostats
- Energy and water-efficient clothes washers
Certified BUILT SMART
Every BUILT SMART apartment and condominium building undergoes rigorous inspection during construction. BUILT SMART standards exceed the highest recommendations of the State Building Code for energy efficiency and comfort. When the building is successfully completed, it is awarded a BUILT SMART certification plaque that can be displayed in the lobby.
If You Live in a BUILT SMART Apartment or Condominium, this is your guarantee that your home will be more comfortable, save you money and help to conserve our resources.
Satisfied BUILT SMART Customers:
- I liked the old Super Good Cents program but the new BUILT SMART program is even better! More incentives, simpler process and same great service. Roger H. Newell, Architect
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Having a BUILT SMART building gave me a real edge. Not only did it save me a lot of money but my tenants love the comfort and their low energy bills. Steve Taylor, Developer
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Mordecai Cooke (of the BUILT SMART program) was very thorough in his inspections. He assured us as owners that our building is insulated and vented properly. I believe this building is the best quality insulation of all our previous as a result of his insistence on quality installation. He is a tough inspector with very good delivery, which makes people want to work for him.
Dee McGonigle, Developer
Interested in building a BUILT SMART Project?
For market rate projects, contact Peter Held by e-mail at peter.held@seattle.gov or by phone at 206.684.3605. If you are inquiring about an affordable housing development, please contact Don Pendleton at don.pendleton@seattle.gov or by phone at 206.684.4283.
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