LEED Registration

LEED-registered projects are pursuing LEED certification. LEED-registered projects cannot use the LEED certification marks or the LEED program logo[3]. Registered projects may display the LEED credit category icons on educational on-site building signage.

LEED Registered Badges

Do:

• Follow all guidance detailed in the General Brand Guidelines section of this resource, and contact USGBC's Marketing Department with any questions.

• Incorporate the LEED registered badges and wordmarks in collateral, other marketing materials, and physical installations such as temporary building signage and banners.

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LEED-Registered Wordmark Lockup

PMS 7416C, 7751C and 7690C

The marks can be used on a variety of promotional materials to showcase your project. This can include printed pieces like postcards or flyers, signage for inside the building or near the exterior, and slides you may develop to present about your project.

Do:

• Use the wordmark or badges on temporary building or construction site signage, collateral, and other marketing materials.

• Follow all guidance detailed in the General Brand Guidelines section of this resource and contact USGBC's Marketing Department with any questions.

Don't:

• Use the LEED-registered wordmark lockup and badges if your project is confidential or private. Learn more about how to update your project’s confidentiality status.

• Use the LEED-registered wordmark and badges on anything other than promoting your LEED-registered project.

Example lockup application

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LEED-Registered Projects: In Text

Do Say:

• The project is registered with the certification goal of LEED Certified®/ LEED Silver®/ LEED Gold®/ LEED Platinum®.

• Upon completion, this project will apply to become LEED®-certified.

• The project is registered under the LEED® green building program.

Don't Say:

• This project is LEED Gold Registered. Note: Projects cannot register to achieve a specific level of certification.

• This project is LEED Qualified, Compliant, Reviewed, Enrolled, Verified, Designed, Certifiable, or any wording other than LEED-registered.