Portfolio - LEED^®

Andrada Polytechnic & Pantano High Schools

Lloyd Construction and the architect are currently partnering with Vail School District in a Construction Manager at Risk relationship to complete a new $15 million dual high school campus. Andrada Polytechnic High School is a 600 student, 80,000 SF high school with bioscience, wellness, and transportation academies organized around a central commons. Growth is anticipated for 1100 students.

Pantano High School is a 200 student, 14,000 SF alternative high school with an award-winning program specializing in providing a non-traditional school setting for those students having difficulty thriving in a standard high school.

The schools have separate identities yet share the campus, including an on-site waste water treatment system and 1 MW photovoltaic system.

The sustainable design is currently on track for LEED® Gold certification.

MLK Apartments at Depot Plaza

Lloyd Construction partnered with the City of Tucson and the architect in a Construction Manager at Risk relationship to build a two-story underground garage topped by a new five-story apartment complex, adjacent to a remodel of the existing MLK Apartments, the Ronstadt Transit Center, and the 4th Avenue Underpass projects in downtown Tucson. 

This project is pursuing LEED® Silver certification.  Lloyd Construction’s LEED® Accredited Professionals coordinated with the architectural/engineering team to achieve this certification.

Vail Academy & High School

Lloyd Construction, Vail School District, and an architect partnered in a Construction Manager at Risk relationship to complete Vail Academy and High School, a new $6.8 million K-12 charter school for 450 students.

This project was initially pursuing LEED® Silver Certification, but during construction this goal was elevated to Gold. LEED® Certification is pending.

Some of the features that helped us reach our LEED® goals include the use of solar power, wind power, water harvesting, and exemplary performance in maximizing open space. We achieved the maximum points for energy efficiency, which is 42% more efficient than standard for new buildings. We also received the maximum points available from recycled content, regional materials, and rapidly renewable material. This was achieved by working as a team with the architect to select materials that would help in both categories during the design and budgeting phase of the project.