1. Albuquerque - 7601 Jefferson NE, Suite 100 - Albuquerque, NM 87109 - 505.761.9700 tel - 505.761.4222 fax
lAs vegAs - 6860 Bermuda Drive, Suite 100 - Las Vegas, NV 89119 - 702.436.1006 tel - 702.436.1050 fax
AmArillo - 500 S. Taylor, Suite 750 - Amarillo, TX 79101 - 806.376.8199 tel - 806.376.8189 fax
LEED Design Services
www.dpsdesign.org

2. Dekker/Perich/Sabatini
Dekker/Perich/Sabatini provides comprehensive architecture, interiors, planning, structural engineering and landscape
architecture services to a variety of public and private clients. With decades of experience, our firm has successfully completed
thousands of projects from multi-family housing to high-tech laboratories.
With offices in Albuquerque, New Mexico; Las Vegas, Nevada; and Amarillo, Texas; a diverse staff of licensed and progressive
professionals and the latest available in technology, Dekker/Perich/Sabatini is able to meet the specific needs of each of our clients.
LEED Design Services
Dekker/Perich/Sabatini has extensive experience in the design of LEED buildings and is committed to incorporating
appropriate sustainable strategies into our projects. Although sustainable design has recently become a popular national
trend, our firm has embraced this concept for many years as responsible design professionals. We have realized energy
efficient projects for our unique climate by using common sense approaches to building siting, solar orientation, appropriate
fenestration, building mass, appropriate mechanical systems, and the use of building materials readily available in our region.
Dekker/Perich/Sabatini has become increasingly involved in LEED-based projects in the past few years. We have been a
member of the U.S. Green Building Council, the organization that created LEED, since 2001. We have designed many projects
that have achieved or are pursuing LEED certification, and several other projects that were designed to LEED standards did
not pursue formal certification. These include educational, commercial, residential, and institutional projects designed using
the LEED-NC, LEED-CS, and LEED-CI rating systems.
In addition, Dekker/Perich/Sabatini has more LEED Accredited Professionals on staff than any other firm in New Mexico.
We currently have 21 LEED Accredited Professionals. Through our internal training program, we have trained over 100 staff
Rio Rancho Public Schools members in both the fundamentals of LEED and our own method for successfully managing LEED projects.
Stapleton Elementary School

3. Rio Rancho Public Schools
Northeast & Northwest Elementary Schools
Status: In construction
• 800 student public elementary schools, 85,000sf each
• Adaptation of previous non-LEED prototype school
• Very low-flow plumbing fixtures
• Recycled, regional, and low-emitting materials
• USGBC is writing a detailed cost/benefit study of this project
LEED-NC 2.2 Certified*
SITE (SS) 6 14
30%
5 ENERGY
WATER (WE) 3 SAVINGS
ENERGY (EA) 6 17
50%
MATERIALS (MR) 3 13 WATER
SAVINGS
INDOOR (EQ) 11 15
INNOVATION (ID) 3 5 75% RECYCLED
CONSTRUCTION
POINTS ACHIEVED POSSIBLE POINTS WASTE
* LEED-NC Certified targeted, but not yet certified
Rio Rancho Public Schools
Stapleton Elementary School

4. Jefferson Green
Status: Complete, awarded LEED-CS Gold
• Market rate commercial office building, 85,000sf
• Underfloor air system, evaporative cooling
• Operable windows
• Extensive daylighting and views
• Low-flow plumbing fixtures
LEED-CS (Pilot) Gold*
SITE (SS) 7 15 45%
ENERGY
WATER (WE) 4 5 SAVINGS
ENERGY (EA) 7 16
30%
MATERIALS (MR) 6 11 WATER
SAVINGS
INDOOR (EQ) 13 13
INNOVATION (ID) 4 5 80% RECYCLED
CONSTRUCTION
POINTS ACHIEVED POSSIBLE POINTS WASTE
* Target, project not yet certified. March 2007
*LEED Gold awarded

5. University of Nevada, Reno
Center for Molecular Medicine
Status: In design
• Lab and medical office building, 106,000sf
• Has multi-tenant, multi-level, multi-use programs
• The west wing (the lab) will house three university laboratories including a
mouse Vivarium at the first floor and a mechanical penthouse at the roof.
• The eastern wing (the medical office building) will house two separate institutes as well
as a cafeteria, auditorium, conference rooms and a central circulation core.
• Meets Labs21 guidelines
• Has a protected patio that provides exterior connective tissue between not only the
two wings, but to the Medical School campus as well.
LEED-NC 2.1 Silver*
SITE (SS) 10 14
20%
5 ENERGY
WATER (WE) 3 SAVINGS
ENERGY (EA) 5 17
42%
MATERIALS (MR) 3 13 WATER
SAVINGS
INDOOR (EQ) 9 15
INNOVATION (ID) 5 5 75% RECYCLED
CONSTRUCTION
POINTS ACHIEVED POSSIBLE POINTS WASTE
* LEED-NC Silver targeted, but not yet certified

6. D/P/S Office in Jefferson Green
Status: Complete, awarded LEED-CI Gold
• 35,000sf office space
• Underfloor air system, evaporative cooling
• Operable windows, extensive daylighting and views
• Recycled regional, and renewable materials
• Low emitting wood, carpet, paint, and furniture
LEED-CI 2.0 Gold *
SITE (SS) 5 7 42%
* WATER (WE) 2 2 ENERGY
SAVINGS
ENERGY (EA) 6 12
34%
MATERIALS (MR) 2 14 WATER
SAVINGS
INDOOR (EQ) 14 17
INNOVATION (ID) 3 5 23% RECYCLED
CONSTRUCTION
POINTS ACHIEVED POSSIBLE POINTS WASTE
* LEED Gold Awarded June 2007

7. Wetlands Park Education and Visitor Center
Status: In design
• Nature center, 30,000sf
• Center includes exhibit hall, auditorium, and classrooms
• The design minimizes the impact on the site by raising the building on a series of concrete
piles twelve feet above the natural grade of the wetlands site.
• Restored landscape
• Daylighting/views
• Recycled, regional, and low-emitting materials
• No permanent irrigation system
LEED-NC 2.2 Gold*
SITE (SS) 10 14
42%
5 ENERGY
WATER (WE) 4 SAVINGS
ENERGY (EA) 12 17
30%
MATERIALS (MR) 4 13 WATER
SAVINGS
INDOOR (EQ) 10 15
INNOVATION (ID) 5 5 75% RECYCLED
CONSTRUCTION
POINTS ACHIEVED POSSIBLE POINTS WASTE
* LEED-NC Gold targeted, but not yet certified

8. Advent Solar
Park at San Martin
Status: Complete, LEED-CS certification pending
Status: Design complete, Pre-Certified by USGBC in August 2006
• Manufacturing facility for solar panels, 87,000sf
• Office park of 13 medical office buildings on 18 acres
shell
• Cold dark shells
• Wood frame and tilt-upirrigation
• Rainwater captured for concrete
• Operable windows
• Recycled, regional, and low-emitting materials
• Recycled, regional, and low-emitting materials
LEED-CS (Pilot) Certified*
* SITE (SS) 7 15
WATER (WE) 3 5 ENERGY
SAVINGS
**
ENERGY (EA) 0 16
30%
MATERIALS (MR) 5 11 WATER
SAVINGS
INDOOR (EQ) 7 13
INNOVATION (ID) 1 5 80% RECYCLED
CONSTRUCTION
WASTE
* Target, project not yet certified.
POINTS ACHIEVED POSSIBLE POINTS
* LEED-CS Certified targeted, but not yet certified
* * Cold dark shell project

9. Park at San Martin
Status: Design complete, Pre-Certified by USGBC in August 2006
• Office park of 13 medical office buildings on 18 acres
• Cold dark shells
• Wood frame and tilt-up concrete
• Operable windows
• Recycled, regional, and low-emitting materials
LEED-CS (Pilot) Certified*
SITE (SS) 6 15
WATER (WE) 0 5 ENERGY
SAVINGS
**
ENERGY (EA) 1 16
MATERIALS (MR) 3 11 WATER
SAVINGS
INDOOR (EQ) 7 13
INNOVATION (ID) 2 5 75% RECYCLED
CONSTRUCTION
POINTS ACHIEVED POSSIBLE POINTS WASTE
* LEED-CS Certified targeted, but not yet certified
* * Cold dark shell project

10. Mariposa Office Building
Status: Complete, LEED-NC certification pending
• Owner-occupied offices on second floor
• Shell space on first floor, 16,000sf total
• Reclaimed wood flooring, clay plaster
• Certified wood doors and casework
• Extensive daylighting and views
• Green power through PNM SkyBlue
• Very low-flow plumbing fixtures
LEED-NC 2.2 Certified*
SITE (SS) 6 14 12%
ENERGY
WATER (WE) 3 5 SAVINGS
ENERGY (EA) 1 17
44%
MATERIALS (MR) 2 13 WATER
SAVINGS
INDOOR (EQ) 11 15
INNOVATION (ID) 3 5 60% RECYCLED
CONSTRUCTION
POINTS ACHIEVED POSSIBLE POINTS WASTE
* LEED-NC Certified targeted, but not yet certified

11. Thornburg Office Complex
Status: In construction
Thornburgcommercial office building
• Owner-occupied Office Complex
• Underfloor air system, evaporative cooling
Status: In construction
• • Operable windows
Owner-occupied commercial office building
• • Extensive air system, evaporative cooling
Underfloor daylighting and views
• Very low-flow plumbing fixtures
• Operable windows
• • Rainwater capture for irrigation
Extensive daylighting and views
• • Pervious paving in parking areas
Very low-flow plumbing fixtures
• Rainwater capture for irrigation
• Pervious paving in parking areas
LEED-NC 2.1 Gold*
* 14
SITE (SS) 7 40%
5 ENERGY
WATER (WE) 5 SAVINGS
ENERGY (EA) 7 17
40%
MATERIALS (MR) 3 13 WATER
SAVINGS
INDOOR (EQ) 15 15
INNOVATION (ID) 2 5 75% RECYCLED
CONSTRUCTION
* Target,POINTS ACHIEVED
project not yet certified. POSSIBLE POINTS WASTE
* LEED-NC Gold targeted, but not yet certified

12. University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Science, Engineering and Technology Building
Status: In construction
• Academic research/lab building, 196,000sf
• Focus on lab flexibility, adaptation over time
• Low-flow plumbing fixtures
• Reuse of reverse osmosis water waste
• Green cleaning, hazardous waste management program
• Recycled, regional, and low-emitting materials
LEED-NC 2.1 Silver*
SITE (SS) 10 14
20%
5 ENERGY
WATER (WE) 3 SAVINGS
ENERGY (EA) 5 17
42%
MATERIALS (MR) 3 13 WATER
SAVINGS
INDOOR (EQ) 9 15
INNOVATION (ID) 5 5 75% RECYCLED
CONSTRUCTION
POINTS ACHIEVED POSSIBLE POINTS WASTE
* LEED-NC Silver targeted, but not yet certified