The Environment
Leaner, Greener, Stadium
Los Angeles Stadium at Grand Crossing will set the standard in environmental sustainability with plans to use far less steel and concrete than other new stadiums and will feature solar technologies and reclaimed water for landscaping.
Governor Schwarzaneggar Signs Stadium Bill
In Case You Missed It
What Is LEED?
- Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design
- Internationally Recognized Green Certification System
- Verifies that a developer used green strategies
- Considers: emissions, energy savings, stewardship
John Semcken, Majestic Realty Co.
“We conducted two Environmental Impact Reports on our stadium site to assess the project's impact on the local environment and to determine better, smarter and safer ways to construct the stadium.”
The Facts
Environmental Measures In Brief
- Fact: 40% less steel by using natural topography
- Fact: Will be the first LEED certified NFL Stadium
- Fact: Two approved Environmental Impact Reports (2004/2008)
- Fact: Over 220 mitigation measures will be put in place upon construction
- Fact: Los Angeles Metrolink station on site
Green Checklist
- 100% reclaimed water
- 50% solar power for buildings
- 40% less steel
- 10% recycled building material
- Mass transit options on site
- Plans to minimize traffic flow
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