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Canopy to building with wall opening (is it a "complete bldg")?
NC-2009 MPR2:Must be a complete, permanent building or spaceposted by John Lee on
We have a project that is an existing canopy converted into a building without a 15' wide wall on one side. There will be a 10'x15' enclosed office inside this building.
Renovation project and LEED certification of the addition only
NC-2009 MPR2:Must be a complete, permanent building or spaceposted by John Smith on
Quick question please: I have an existing building of 1000 sq ft. 700 sq ft of them are to be renovated, the remaining area is to left intact. There will also be a brand-new addition of 500 sq ft
Buildings Attached to non LEED-certified buildings
NC-2009 MPR2:Must be a complete, permanent building or spaceposted by Zachary Mathern on
I am referring to the Supplemental Guidance to the MPR's; All Attached Buildings, 2) Treating Energy Systems.
Modular Homes
NC-2009 MPR2:Must be a complete, permanent building or spaceposted by John Covello on
We are looking at a local modular home design. I have seen modular homes on line being advertised as LEED certified.
Reviewer's comment on MPR2
NC-2009 MPR2:Must be a complete, permanent building or spaceposted by Eric Bautista on
I am handling a new LEED building addition horizontally attached to a non-LEED existing building.
LEED CI Retail withour glass wall in the mall
NC-2009 MPR2:Must be a complete, permanent building or spaceposted by Jatuwat Varodompun on
Can the retail shop in the large shoping mall (conditioned) without the glass enclosed door and wall (the space is connect to the conditioned corridor+atrium) pursue LEED-CI retail? If yes, what s
Adjoining Historic Buildings
NC-2009 MPR2:Must be a complete, permanent building or spaceposted by Brownsville Area Revitalization Corporation on
We are working to restore two commercial/residential historic buildings with the intent of achieving LEED certification.
MPR2 Defining 'one building'
NC-2009 MPR2:Must be a complete, permanent building or spaceposted by Mark Frey on
The building to be certified is an office, hotel and retail complex and is composed of two seperate buildings. There are no structural connections between the buildings above ground.
Exclude retail?
NC-2009 MPR2:Must be a complete, permanent building or spaceposted by Mike D on
Our project has got some retail on the ground floor of an office building that the design team does not want to include in the LEED assessment.
LEED CI Project Boundary - Non-conjoining Spaces
NC-2009 MPR2:Must be a complete, permanent building or spaceposted by Matthew Catterall on
We have a project for a single entity that owns and occupies an entire building. They are required to achieve LEED silver on this renovation per their local code.