Since Jungclaus’s company color is green,
what would you expect?

Jungclaus-Campbell was privileged to work on one of Indiana’s first LEED-certified projects and recently completed a large LEED project for the New Indianapolis Airport. Our gritty knowledge of construction helps us guide owners toward truly practical steps and tradeoffs needed to get LEED certification.

Green Building & LEED Experience:

• Endangered Species Chocolate Company
  SILVER LEED CERTIFIED
  
  
• New Indianapolis Airport
  GOLD LEED CERTIFIED

Jungclaus’s historic downtown buildings, which we have occupied since 1895, testify to our long-standing commitment to sustainable, environmentally responsible construction. Long before LEED was fashionable we were embracing green building by:

• Replacing our HVAC systems with ultra high-efficiency equipment
  
  
• Installing super-insulated roof systems to conserve energy
  
  
• Replacing lighting with efficient fixtures
  
  
• Installing insulated windows to replace factory sash in our mill
  
  
• Exposing historic timber framing that required no other finishes
  
  
• Reusing timber materials salvaged from our buildings and from historic structures we built. The window wall in our ProTraining Room, for instance, was salvaged from School 15, which we built in 1923, and today graces the mill where it was made
  
  
• Installing a massive skylight in our mechanic’s shop to save energy and embrace LEED principles.

For Jungclaus, green building and LEED are a natural.