The Pinnacle at Symphony Place has achieved Gold LEED certification by the U.S. Green Building Council, making the SoBro building the first LEED-certified skyscraper in the state. The $105 million, 29-story tower has LEED features including a one-acre vegetated roof terrace garden, a design that maximizes day-lighting, and a 50 percent reduction in irrigation water demand through native and adaptive plants and a water harvesting system. "Receiving Gold LEED certification is the culmination of a key goal we had for this beautiful addition to Nashville's skyline," said Gerald Goldman, director of Canyon Capital Realty Advisors / Canyon-Johnson Urban Funds, the Los Angeles-based investment firm behind The Pinnacle at Symphony Place development. "Commercial tenants at The Pinnacle experience an indoor environment that is healthier for their employees and customers, and certainly healthier for the environment. We are all doing our part to be good environmental stewards and support Nashville's goal to become the 'Greenest City in the Southeast.'"