I have a church that runs extended house 9am-10pm 6.5 days a week has classrooms that are not heavily occupied. In classifying it the occupancy looks more like an office with extended hours.

EAp2 was denied in our final design review. We are going to appeal this by addressing their comments and getting the energy savings above 10%. My question is, IF the appeal is denied, what then?

This may be an obvious answer, but it seems a little vague to me.

Does anyone know if this applies to new construction only or do renovated spaces need to be upgraded to meet this? My project is 17% new/83% renovation.

We anticipate meeting/exceeding requirements for SSc6.1 "Quantity Control", but not SSc6.2 "Quality Control".

Does a project still qualify for credit if the site is within a DDA boundary that is set to change in the upcoming months?

Hello All-- I have two associated questions: Part 1: I'm working on a project in which a previously open arcade is being enclosed and am wondering about how to calculate envelope area.

I am a manufacturer of HVAC equipment that is installed in a classroom. Due to this prerequisite I get frequently asked if we "meet LEED standards".

...Then the lighting requirements for SS pc55 should be a foregone conclusion, no?

I am reviewing the residential unit's EAp2 for Hawaii. The U-value and SHGC in ASHRAE 90.1, Table 5.5-1. The title of table (the first raw) says "Assembly Max.