Hello all - We have a CI project that has "Occupancy Sensors" around the perimeter of the space within 15' of the windows.

Hi, We have received comments on the lawn areas of our project which states “lawn is acceptable only if it a) is not a monoculture, b) does not require regular maintenance or mowing, and c) does n

I'm working on a LEED-CI project occupying 100% of the tenant space.

I'm working on a 28 floor building that is pursuing certification as a core & shell (v2009).

In this forum I have read that a raised floor in a Core and Shell project does not need to be included in IEQc3.4 because the floor will be covered later by the tenant.

Can you meet compliance with this credit without allowing all FTE access to showers?

I thought I had seen a recent post or article that some MEP materials could now be included in the materials calculation; ductwork or piping for example. Now I can't locate the reference.

Hello, We have a project that is part of a campus and has a significant PV array that offsets about 35% of the building's energy costs.

In MOST cases, I have found this credit's requirements to be attainable.

Dear all, I do have a lot of questions since this credit approach is brand new + the whole LCA analysis is definitely not yet wide spread on the market. Since A4+A5 is specified to be included in