Whether it is a renovation or a new building, Marquette University's planning team always has a sustainability mindset when planning a project. The U.S. Green Building Council's green building rating system LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) is the most widely used in the world. Marquette University not only has five LEED buildings but considers the framework for all projects on campus.

LEED Buildings

• The Commons Residential Hall (LEED Silver)
• Engineering Hall (LEED Gold)
• Zilber Hall (LEED Certified)
• Marquette Hall (LEED Certified)
• McCabe Hall Lobby (LEED Certified)

Learn more about the LEED Rating System.

Additionally, the current campus sustainability plan prioritizes incorporating green building standards in addition to LEED. Read about those priorities on our home page.