Our building includes offices attached to a manufacturing facility by a hallway and kitchen area. The initial goal was to just get the offices and kitchen area LEED certified for EBOM.

We have a project on a university campus. The university maintains the roads on the campus, although there is public access 24/7.

We are working on a Hotel that is both a renovation and major new construction.

I am working on a school on an army base - to be LEED Silver (2009). I want to be I am correctly establishing the lighting boundary.

The registered project includes commercial core and shell space with an adjoining housing tower which will be scored under the Evergreen Sustainable Development Standard.

Our project is a new football stadium on a college campus. Is it acceptable to limit our project boundary to include just the pressbox / suite tower?

Our project is currently registered under NC 2009. This 66,500sf project consists of a new classroom addition to an existing 53,000sf building, which achieved LEED silver under NC 2.2.

In an airport LEED project, only the terminal building is going to be certified. In this case how the LEED Boundary should be defined?

what is the definition of a non-LEED-certifiable building? does it mean your not going to attempt to certify them or that they dont qualify/meet minimum requirements?

I am working on a project who has two buildings in his land, but only one of them (an office building) will be in the process of becoming LEED NC.