Get to know our LEED Certified projects by GP Construcción

At GP we build works that protect the environment through resilient and energy efficient infrastructure solutions. We have 4 buildings with LEED Certification, an accreditation in trend developed by the United States Green Building Council, which evaluates multiple aspects of construction projects, such as the efficient use of water, selection of materials, quality of the interior environment and innovative design. We invite you to get to know them. 

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Roberto Garza Sada Center - UDEM

It is a sustainable and environmentally friendly architectural complex, and is the first LEED Silver award-winning project in Nuevo León.

100% of the products used for its construction comply with organic compound limits to avoid damage to health, and 82% of the remaining materials were reused. In addition, 49,000 plants and 157 trees that require little water were selected.

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BBVA Stadium

The credits granted to the stadium earned it LEED Gold certification -one of the highest levels- and it is the first soccer stadium in the Americas to receive this recognition. 

Its architecture was designed to save up to 30% of energy thanks to the medium and low voltage equipment installed, and more than 13 km of the Gran Parque Ecológico Río La Silla were rehabilitated.

It controls its lighting systems intelligently and state-of-the-art electrical equipment has been installed, providing total safety in the face of the most extreme constraints.

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Jumex Interport Plant

The Jumex Interport Plant is one of the company's most important facilities. The building avoids overheating through insulation panels on the facade and roof. 

For its construction, high-end materials were selected that were environmentally friendly and complied with certain low VOC levels, and the BMS (Building Management System) was implemented. 

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Caterpillar Plant

Its LEED certification in Mexico makes it one of the most important projects in its field. 100% of the products used comply with organic compound limits to avoid damage to health and it has green areas that integrate species native to the region to reduce water consumption. 

They save 3,863 liters of potable water per day through efficient sanitary fixtures and sensor-equipped mixing faucets. In addition, they use a BMS (Building Management System) control system to monitor the use of lighting, air conditioning, heating, and water consumption.

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