A guide to Greenbuild 2025 tours
The 2025 Greenbuild International Conference and Expo in Los Angeles will feature one of its most anticipated highlights: the Greenbuild Tours Program, organized in partnership with USGBC California. These curated site visits take attendees beyond the conference hall to explore LA’s most innovative examples of sustainable design and construction. The tours immerse participants in real-world applications of energy efficiency, water conservation and wellness strategies, offering a hands-on look at projects that embody resilience, regeneration and community impact. From high-performance LEED, WELL and Living Building Challenge-certified sites to adaptive reuse projects that cut embodied carbon, the program highlights how sustainability is reshaping the built environment across industries and scales.
The tours offer a diverse lineup—from visiting the LEED Platinum Intuit Dome and Caltech’s high-performance labs to exploring Earvin “Magic” Johnson Park, a model of equity-driven green infrastructure. Participants can also see firsthand how entertainment hubs in Burbank integrate wellness and sustainability, how the Port of Long Beach leads in green logistics and how La Kretz Innovation Campus fosters cleantech entrepreneurship, etc. Each tour showcases not just design excellence, but also lessons in operations, community benefit and circular material use. Together, they paint a vivid picture of Los Angeles as a living laboratory for the future of sustainable, inclusive and regenerative development.
