I had a designer come back from Green Build talking about life cycle assessments for individual furniture pieces. Free standing desks, tables, and office furniture in general.

Hello, I am working on a residential building oversees seeking LEED Silver (V3). To comply with IEQc.5 we are installing MERV 13 filters on all fresh air intakes.

We have a mixed use project that has retail and speculative (office) space. The retail is out of the certification. I have some trouble filling out PIf3-1 space usage types.

Can anyone decribe what is expected by "demonstrate a quantifiable reduction in personal automobile use"?

The overall intent of the pilot credit is a good one - it requires a thorough analysis of several site considerations, including some that are not included in traditional site design.

I'm working on a project that has a space which is eligible for additional interior lighting.

The LEED NC V3 project we are working on has an electric system that requires an Electric Substation that has cells of medium tension which are protected with SF6 gas (sulfur hexafluoride), which

I just noticed that on PIf5 on Table PIf5-1 the second part refers to a main corridor and the third part refers to a secondary lobby/corridors.

We are doing a project in which building is of office type and is having 75 AHUs and each AHU is serving one specific tenant area, means there are 75 tenant. Each tenant area is almost 10,000 SF.

I was told by a EV Charging Station manufacturer that LEED is revising their standards to require monitoring equipment be included on the units (to track usage, etc). Is this true?