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LEED encourages projects—especially those in civic or high-visibility contexts—to educate occupants and the broader community about sustainable design and operations. Interpretive signage near visible features (green roofs, bioretention, high-performance façades) helps the public understand function and benefits. A real-time or periodic performance dashboard can share energy, water, or renewable production data, fostering transparency and engagement. These tools create feedback loops that support behavioral change and demonstrate accountability for public investment. Restricting information or limiting access undermines the outreach objective and reduces the project’s value as a learning resource. One-time announcements rarely sustain awareness or encourage ongoing stewardship. By integrating signage and accessible data displays into the site and lobby, the project provides enduring educational value, encourages replication by others, and aligns with LEED’s mission to transform markets through visible, measurable leadership in building performance.