I know I read about a company doing this, but I can not seem to find who it was, or how it was done.

My building is being constructed on previously developed land, however there is a strip of jurisdictional wetlands on site that we are relocating.

Per the LEEDv4 Reference Guide "Duration-based savings from auto-control faucets w/ automatic fixture sensors or metering controls are no longer allowed in the design case.

This was the first time our office participated in a Pilot Credit.

We have a very large residential project, registered under NCv3, with a couple of core & shell retail spaces on the ground level.

We are working on a proposed new Police Headquarters on the same site as the existing Police Building.

Hello all - We are currently working on a project that is required to meet the standards of CT Public Acts which require LEED Silver compliance as a requirement of the project funding.

I have a very large Core & Shell office building that is over 300,000 square feet.

I am working on a high-rise residential building with VRF. The building envelope is heavily glass, so the owner has decided to also install a hydronic heating system at the building perimeter.

We were inspired to test out this credit because of the huge increase in students walking to school after we completed a full renovation of a historic school in North Adams, MA.