We're all still struggling with this credit in our office and trying to determine whether or not we stand a change of getting this point, or if we should abandon it.

Our project approach to this point is pretty straightforward. We are using a water quality structure with a sand filter for the entire site.

Our project occupies (4) out of (10) floors of a building which was LEED 2.0 certified. We are attempting Silver under LEED CI 2009.

Hi There, I've got two projects, one is a shopping mall and the other a health clinic, but I can't figure out the uses for the respective transients.

I work for a major precast/prestressed manufacturer. Our products are always designed, manufactured and installed for each individual project.

In a LEED project, we want to reuse the system furniture from the existing tenancy, the desktop made of wood, but not FSC certified.

Our project is the renovation of an existing building from 1955. No Phase II ESA was done, but we hired an environmental consultant to do an asbestos and lead paint survey.

Has anyone had experience in calculating additional reduction in LPD by incorporating a significant number of occupancy sensors in their office lighting planning?

Our project has underground water with potable quality. Will the use of this water be considered an option for reducing the potable water consumption that is supplied by municipal sources?

For Hotel project types, has anyone recently classified hotel guests as residents within the WEc1 plumbing template ? I understand the distinction between treating the guests as an FTE vs.