Some Green thinking libraries

Another way libraries are leading is in environmental design. Constructing a green library building, using a performance standard like LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) is one way some libraries are becoming green and sustainable. A green building is built with some of five design elements: Select appropriate sites for environmental sustainability; efficient use of water resources; energy conservation or renewable energy and protection of atmosphere; conserve building materials, reduse waste and use natural resources; and protect indoor environmental quality.
Look what three libraries did:Ritter Public Library in Vermilion, Ohio is building a very sustainable building. Movies are at: http://ritterpubliclibrary.org/building-blog
The Yatesville Public Library in Georgia is built with a southerly direction, uses a large roof overhang, windows for natural light, insulated concrete floor for thermal storage, insulation with R-30 and R-13, ceiling fans and florescent lighting. www.rurallibraryproject.org/YPLEnergy.html
Poland Library in Poland, Ohio has walls of windows;encorporated an existing building, recycled materials; the roof is recycled rubber; and many other recycled items have been used, besides local talent. Photos and a virtual tour are at: www.libraryvisit.org/polandproject.htm
Do any of you have LEED green libraries? With many grants, these ideas are incorporated in the requirements.