1775 Tysons Boulevard

1775 Tysons Boulevard is the first building in the Tysons area to achieve the certification goal of LEED® Platinum, incorporating the most comprehensive state-of-the-art design strategies for newly constructed buildings.

ENERGY STAR certified buildings save energy, save money, and help protect the environment by generating fewer greenhouse gas emissions than typical buildings. To be certified as ENERGY STAR, a building must meet strict energy performance standards set by EPA.

1775 Tysons is Fitwel certified in recognition of the evidence-based design and operations strategies that support the physical, mental, and social health of our occupants.

The building provides increased ventilation, pulling fresh air into the building and carefully filtering internal spaces, thereby greatly improving indoor air quality.

CO2 monitoring, humidification controls, air flow monitoring and low-emitting materials ensure a healthier work environment than non-LEED buildings.

A significant reduction in CO2 emissions compared to non-LEED® office buildings through the use of energy and water efficient equipment in the central plant. This reduces the strain on Earth’s most precious resource, water.

100% of stormwater is collected in detention ponds that have been specifically designed to filter the water to protect local waterways as it drains.

Mature tree-lined roadways, pedestrian friendly walkways and a one-acre Central Park, located at the intersection of Tysons Boulevard and Galleria Drive, maximizes open space and creates a scenic environment for tenants and visitors to enjoy.

As a model of green entrepreneurship and as an agent of change, building management collects and disposes of recyclables such as paper, plastic, glass, aluminum and other materials.

The building utilizes the latest green cleaning practices that eliminates the use of harmful chemicals.

40% of the building materials were made from post-industrial recycled content, helping to reduce environmental and social impacts.

33% of the building materials were extracted, harvested and manufactured locally.

75% of occupied areas will have access to daylight and views. Optimizing the amount of natural daylight in the workspace improves working conditions, boosts employee wellness, satisfaction and morale.

75% of occupied areas will have access to daylight and views. Optimizing the amount of natural daylight in the workspace improves working conditions, boosts employee wellness, satisfaction and morale.

The highly reflective and emissive cool-roof system is designed to minimize the building’s contribution to heat-island effect and relieve the cooling energy load during hot summer months.

The building is designed to use less energy than a typical office building with the use of high performance glass, energy efficient lighting, occupancy sensors and free cooling systems. A computerized Energy Management System allows for monitoring and control of energy use.

The use of water-efficient, native and adapted plants reduces the demand for water needed for growth, ensures reliable water sources and creates aesthetically appealing grounds for Tenants.

1775 Tysons Boulevard is one of the most accessible office buildings in the region with direct access to public transportation, including Tysons Corner Metro Station on the Silver Line, and numerous bus lines.

1775 Tysons Boulevard and the entire Tysons II campus were designed with walking top of mind. A pedestrian sky bridge connects buildings in Tysons II to a superior collection of amenities including shopping, dining, services and hotel accommodations.

Alternative Transportation is provided by access to ample bicycle storage, 70 preferred parking spaces for fuel-efficient vehicles, and conveniently located charging stations for electric vehicles.