Palazzo Theatre

In April of 2008, The Palazzo Las Vegas made history as the largest building in the world to receive a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design New Construction, or LEED-NC, certificate from the U.S. Green Building Council. Not only is it the largest, it is four times bigger than the second largest LEED-certified structure. All areas of the property are LEED certified with the exception of the casino.

The Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Green Building Rating System™ is the nationally accepted benchmark for the design, construction and operation of high-performance green buildings. LEED certification provides independent, third-party verification that a building project is environmentally responsible, energy-efficient, and a healthy place to live and work.

The Palazzo is not only the largest LEED-certified
building in the world, but is over four times bigger than
The second-largest. The total annual environmental
savings generated as a result of The Palazzo’s
commitment to “green” technology and construction
are – in a word – staggering.
Water
Over 41.6 million gallons conserved annually; enough to
fill 63 Olympic-sized swimming pools.
Electricity
Over 10.6 million kWh conserved annually; enough to
power more than more than 700 homes a year or brew
nearly 6 million cups of coffee.
Waste
42,000 tons of construction waste diverted from
landfill to recycling; the equivalent to a stack of cars
approximately 23 miles high.
Carbon Emissions
Conservation at The Palazzo will result in the prevention
of over 16.4 million pounds of carbon emissions from
entering our atmosphere.