Feature image: The LEED Gold Fremont Office Building in Seattle, Washington. Photo credit: Built Work Photography/Meghan Montgomery.

What better way to celebrate your LEED certification than to have a dedicated page on usgbc.org showcasing your accomplishment? The process to update your LEED project profile to be displayed in the LEED project directory is now easier than ever.

Benefits to creating a project profile

Tell your story—share your accomplishments and lessons learned.
Showcase your project with photography: Upload an unlimited number of project photos to display in a scrolling slideshow in your profile (400 MB limit).
Celebrate all the members of your project team.
Make your project visible to our community and the world.
Share your completed profile on social media.

The LEED Silver Pendry Residences in West Hollywood, California.

Updated submission process

The process has just been updated to make it easier than ever to add images, descriptions and links to your LEED project profile page in the directory on usgbc.org. Project teams can now update their profiles through their accounts on usgbc.org.

How to get started

1. Sign in to your USGBC account.
2. Click “LEED project profile” in the left column.

3. All projects associated with your profile should be displayed. Click “edit” next to the selected project.

4. Once on the edit screen, complete the required fields.

Add at least two high-resolution project photos. Each photo must be under 400 MB (use .png, .gif, .jpg or .jpeg files only)
Write an overview summarizing how your project used the LEED rating system to achieve sustainability.
Upload a signed photo release form.

5. Click save—then your profile is complete! You can now view your completed profile, and make any other refinements you’d like.

Need help?

If for any reason, you have problems with the above method, project team members can still use the older method of filling out our form and having a staff member manually update your profile. View instructions on how to update your LEED project profile this way.

Get started by logging in on usgbc.org

Complete and customize your LEED project profile