This may be a very simple question, and perhaps our team is looking into this too deeply: We have a campus which we intend to use a Master Site with individual registrations (i.e. not a group).

Hi, I just want to know your opinion regarding the possibility of applying campus credits on multiple buildings with common basement.

We are looking at a hotel project (BD&C) that consists of a main building and separate cottages.

We are working on a 30+ acre medical campus for a single developer. There will be a total of 9 buildings in this development, and all buildings will pursue LEED certification.

Hi, Im confuse, on which path i should choose to register my project and it's fee. Scenario : the project has a huge parcel of land, and consist few building.

The following was a post by K Kraft on Jan 2, 2014 that did not receive a response - I would like to ask the same question as well as an additional question as follows: Where does "normal support"

Hello I have a project that is comprised of three different buildings that are actually on a college campus.

CAMPUS: Two office towers designed to meet LEED Core & Shell with three parking bassement levels, the parking structure occupies the 100% of the site, in addition there is a residential tower t

Hi, our project is based on three buildings (A, B and C), with a common basement, dedicated to circulation and parking. We pursue a group certification. Showers and changing rooms are located in

An existing campus with no LEED certified buildings, no similar buildings except the dorms. What would be the best strategy: certify a group of buildings first then pursue a campus master site.