Charlotte Gets First LEED Restaurant

e2 Emeril's Eatery at Levine Center for the Arts in Uptown, which opened earlier this year, has earned LEED  certification, the first restaurant in Charlotte to do so. According to chef Emeril Lagasse, the certification shows that the restaurant is serious about sustainable practices and being ?local-farmer friendly.? Philadelphia architecture firm Floss Barber and LEED certification expert tvsdesign, along with local firms Balfour Beatty, Barrett Woodyard & Associates, Tobin Starr + Partners, and Childress Klein, planned and built the space.

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