Sam Nunn Atlanta Federal Center

Sam Nunn Atlanta Federal Center won the 2005 Earth Award through BOMA Atlanta’s TOBY Awards competition. The property was managed by General Services Administration (GSA), where Al Rouse was responsible for managing the property. Add previous text

An excerpt from the building’s TOBY Award entry is below:

The Sam Nunn Atlanta Federal Center is GSA’s largest building in the Southeast Sunbelt Region with more than 2 million gross square-feet. The facility houses more than 5,000 employees of 61 federal agencies, a child care center, fitness center, three credit unions, three snack shops, a food court, and a health unit. The facility is comprised of four inter-connected buildings referred to as the 1924 Building, the Tower, the Bridge, and the Midrise.

Tenant commitment is the key to success in energy and water conservation and all recycling efforts. The Environmental Protection Agency, the building’s largest tenant, entered into a formal partnership with GSA and the Department of Energy to reduce energy usage at the center in order to qualify for ENERGY STAR status. The center not only earned ENERGY STAR in 2005, but was the recipient of the 2004 Federal Energy and Water Management Award for Energy Efficiency and Program Management.