Hello, just a question about LEED Project Boundary.

There are 3 buildings in a single site and these 3 buildings have a shared basement parking.

Project is adjacent to the Atlantic Ocean. The sand dune is protected with many native plant species and a nesting habitat for 5 different endangered turtle species.

Is it possible to have a LEED boundary that differs from the actual limit of disturbance shown in the construction documents?

I am Working on a project with a 2 story addition. A portion of the project includes a major renovation to the building entry. My question lies with where to define the project boundary.

BACKGROUND INFO: - Attempting LEED EB: O&M Certification for a historical train/transit station - The first floor of the station has an opening/threshold (no enclosures) that connects to an u

Hi all, I have posted this last week but i haven't got any replies so i am re-posting: "We have an administration complex consisting of two basement levels having parking and utility rooms, and ab

The development (landscape and new chiller yard) associated with our LEED project reaches across a road that is owned by the city and not the client.

I am working on a LEED certification for a new building that is attached via a small circulation bridge to an existing LEED-Certified building on a college campus.

Hi, We are working on a new construction of an office building located on a site where 3 other buildings will be also constructed.