We are working on the LEED certification for a hospital building with 10 floors height.

In a swimming pool facility it is very likely that almost all users do take a shower before leave.

Hi: About the Measure 1: "90% or more of regularly occupied spaces have multiple lines of sight, to vision glazing, in different directions at least 90 degrees apart"...

Currently I am working on a project registered under v2.3. My question is related with TOTAL MATERIAL COST for PRE-CAST CONCRETE COMPONENTS in MR credit 4 & 5.

Is Option 3 (1 point) - Meet MPR 6 through compliance Opttion 1: Energy and Water Data Release Form. Is option 3 available as a stand alone option or only as a exemplary performance if Options 1

In an in-suite setting (imaging, lab, urgent care or even emergency department), we frequently see situations where there are restrooms provided for patient (and staff) use embedded in the diagnost

How does concrete get logged on the MRc3 Calculator? Should each component be listed with individual costs for each?

For this purpose we would like to know if: - In order to comply with requirements, can we develop a plan similar to the one use for the core & base building (calibrated simulation)?

Dear All, I received an email from LEEDUser called "LEED Updates: New Interpretations & Addenda" One interesting point was the following: "USGBC introduces multiple new options for non-U.S.

We have a project where onsite solar panels generate a portion of the electricity serving the building - but not all.