Under current guidance, every building in your multiple buildings project must be registered separately in LEED Online v3 and grouped by a block. The block grouping ensures that all buildings in the submittal will be reviewed by the same review team. Our project information forms (PIFs) do not currently support data from multiple buildings and as a result each building must be registered separately.
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Edwin Wealend
Director & Principal Sustainable Design ConsultantCundall HK Ltd.
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November 9, 2010 - 11:23 pm
I'm just about to register a multiple building project. I understand you need to register each building separately but how to we register or group them as a block?
The sooner anyone can give us some inside guidance on the multiple buidlings process for v3 the better. Is anyone on LEEDUser invovled with this guideline or know what's going on. Is it risky to follow the v2.2 guideline in the meantime?
Tristan Roberts
RepresentativeVermont House of Representatives
LEEDuser Expert
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November 11, 2010 - 9:35 pm
Julian, you're aware that part one of the new MBCAG has been release, right? It's something we highlighted in the LEEDuser enews, and in another forum post.
Edwin Wealend
Director & Principal Sustainable Design ConsultantCundall HK Ltd.
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November 11, 2010 - 9:42 pm
Thanks Tristian
I missed the e-news but founf the new guide thanks.
Although I think we really want to know details of Part II and how to proceed with the single certification for multiple buidlings as one application.
Our project will be in design now and under construction in 2011 so we may have to plan on going for individual applications unless a chance to adapt before final construction submission.
Guido Petinelli
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February 22, 2011 - 8:43 am
We are working on the certification of an Industrial Plant (LEED NC) composed of one main building (manufacturing) and 2 other auxiliary buildings (restrooms/changerooms + recycling and waste management). All buildings meet LEED´s MPR (all have the sufficient area and FTE), however these are independent, non-attached structures that do not share building systems. We are trying to establish whether we can consider these 3 buildings as 1 for the purpose of certification. Here are some of the issues we face: the main building used for manufacturing does not have any restrooms – all the restroom facilities have been located separate from the main structure; We plan on providing bicycle storage at the main entrance to the site – the main entrance to 2 of the 3 buildings are more than 50 feet away from the bike racks; and it goes on-and-on. In reality all three buildings really comprise one (in terms of functions). AGMBC does not seem to recognize this.
Can we consider all the smaller auxiliary buildings as part of the main building, once All the facilities serve exclusively the same occupants?