Is there any requirement in the LEED CI MPRs (which I have not found) that a tenant space actually undergo modification to be certified?

The project in question is being constructed on an urban medical campus.

We have a LEED-NC 2009 hotel project and are trying to determine if we conform to interpretation ID#10203 of 07/01/2012 allowing certain hotel, school and other multiple-building projects to regist

I would like to determine if a project could be certified.

There is a new data center extension to an existing building of a different use (office). The extension is accessible via a corridor. The buildings do share an electrical box.

Hi there, should the building be certified by other references such as core and shell, before trying to achieve certification for CI? Thank you

I have a building opened in 1989. Subsequent extension were constructed in 2003. Can I classify the extensions as "new construction?"

We are currently working for a LEED project which is spread across the project plot area with two office buildings (one “Administrative”- and the other “General”), three warehouses (all unconditio

This LEEDuser forum is intended to cover Project Information Form 1, which is about documenting compliance with the MPRs.

We are writing to you because we registered a project like one single building, however the project does not comply with the USGBC definition of ‘one single building’ or LEED interpretation 10203,