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Major Renovations with Additions
NC-2009 EAc1:Optimize Energy Performanceposted by steven maynard on
EA Credit 1 allows for different percentages of energy performance for "Existing Building Renovations" than for "New Buildings", but there does not appear to be any information in the reference gui
Partial Existing Envelope
NC-2009 EAc1:Optimize Energy Performanceposted by Clint Whitney on
I'm performing an energy model that is a renovation of an existing structure. The existing structure has a sheet metal roof, two vertical sheet metal walls, and 4" concrete slab.
percentage of vertical fenestration
NC-2009 EAc1:Optimize Energy Performanceposted by Francesco Passerini on
I have a doubt concerning the percentage of vertical fenestration I have to consider for Table G3.1 5.c. Let me give you an example.
Soladigm Glass
NC-2009 EAc1:Optimize Energy Performanceposted by Tammy George on
We have a project where we are using Soladigm Dynamic Glass which automatically tints the window based on how sunny it is using photosensors on each face of the building.
Base Building for a mixed use project
NC-2009 EAc1:Optimize Energy Performanceposted by Graciela Carrillo on
We have a project that is a mix-used 23,000 SF bldg. The lower story is commercial (8,000 SF) and 2-stories of residential (15,000 SF).
DES Option 2 when project contains the DES
NC-2009 EAc1:Optimize Energy Performanceposted by Stephanie Graham on
Project is LEED-NC v2009 project in which a building contains a DES that serves the project building as well as a larger adjacent building.
Exterior lighting - Baseline Building
NC-2009 EAc1:Optimize Energy Performanceposted by VICTOR MORENO on
To simulate the exterior lighting in Baseline Building, i have to model it according table 9.4.5 of Standard 90.1? Or it is not possible to earn points for exterior lighting systems? Thanks in ad
Unusual Building Construction
NC-2009 EAc1:Optimize Energy Performanceposted by Tom Nichols on
We are working on an eQuest model of a very unusual building. It was constructed in 1911.