Has anyone had success with this pilot credit by including "active" furniture for special needs students?

Could pictures of the skylights on the stair zone and the light fixtures installed (indicating the number and the power) replace the lighting diagrams which are asked to be provided on credit speci

Pending our participation in this forum, we have met all the documentation requirements for this pilot credit, so I thought I would share some tips. 1) Potential Design Strategy: Our project is a

If I am working on a CI project where the tenant project space is two floors in a high rise.

My project is on a corporate campus. The corporation is a big proponent of employee health and fitness.

I received back the following as part of the review comments: "Provide signage indicating that the floors are classified for re-entry." What kind of signage are talking about?

I have a LEED 2009 project and we are trying to go for a pilot credit - design for active occupants.

On a LEED-CI project where the interior will be renovated, the project owner encourages walking. A walking path has been provided that overlooks an atrium and is daylit with a skylight.

Like Nate, I also like the intentions of this credit.

Our project is located in a city that has a mild climate year round and outdoor activities are common and in demand.