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CityCenter is a big development for a small planet.
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CityCenter reflects an optimistic vision of the future, a vision that combines a healthy quality of life with a global commitment to sustainable design. Eight award-winning architects have engineered a “city within a city,” where residents and visitors can live, work, and play. This vibrant community will transform your expectations, providing a remarkable demonstration that a community can be both beautiful and sustainable.
We aspire to achieve LEED™ (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certification from the U.S. Green Building Council, taking an innovative approach to site development, water savings, energy efficiency, materials selection and indoor environmental air quality.
Learn more about green building design and LEED certification at the
U.S. Green Building Council’s website 
CityCenter’s Commitment to Sustainability includes:
CityCenter is located in a beautiful desert valley. Our architects and planners have integrated water conservation measures throughout the community. From beautiful, specially-designed low-flow bathroom fixtures to a highly efficient irrigation system, CityCenter’s design conserves water, a precious resource.
Bold new construction strategies will ensure that the air you breathe at CityCenter is clean and fresh. Construction crews are implementing innovative new techniques to minimize pollutants in the air conditioning system. Materials utilized during facility construction have been chosen to minimize emissions of volatile organic compounds (VOCs). These strategies will ensure the health and comfort of our guests and visitors.
CityCenter’s dramatic design and exciting amenities utilize natural light and innovative strategies to conserve power… and much of the power that is consumed at CityCenter will be generated on-site. CityCenter’s cogeneration solution will utilize the excess heat generated by the on-site power plant to heat water for use by guests. This reduces demand on the power grid and benefits the entire community.
