Hi,
our project is a new mixed-use building (residential / retail / offices) in the center of Berlin, Germany.
Is it correct to use the system LEED NC / C&S or what system would be appropriate?
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Lauren Wallace
LEED Project Reviewer, LEED AP BD+C, Senior LEED SpecialistCertifications Department Manager, Epsten Group, Inc.
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November 15, 2013 - 10:13 am
Ms. Koch,
To better answer your question, can you tell me what percentage of the building is residential, retail, and office? Also, is the building owner going to be occupying any of the spaces within the building? If so, what percentage (all based on square footage)?
Anke Koch
Architect LEED APIngenieurbüro Anke Koch GbmH
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November 18, 2013 - 2:47 am
Hi,
we actually have to project buildings, which have to be certified separately.
The building owner is not going to be occupying any of the spaces within the building.
Building one: 55% residential, 31% office and 14% retail.
Total:153,267 sft
Building two: 64% residential, 22% office and 14% retail.
Total: 231,696 set
Thank you very much in advance!
Lauren Wallace
LEED Project Reviewer, LEED AP BD+C, Senior LEED SpecialistCertifications Department Manager, Epsten Group, Inc.
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November 18, 2013 - 9:19 am
Then you would definitely want to apply under the LEED for Core and Shell rating system. Since you have multiple buildings, you may also want to explore the Application Guide for Multiple Buildings and On-Campus Projects, as it may make more sense for you to create a Master Site project in which the two buildings would be certified separately while on the same campus. Glad to have helped!
Markus Henning
M.Eng Facility Management LEED AP BD+C | LEED GCPAlpha Immobilien Consulting GmbH
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August 8, 2014 - 6:40 am
Ms. Koch,
it sounds like the Application Guide for Multiple Buildings and On-Campus Projects ist the best way to certify your project. The Multiple Buildings and On-Campus Certification brins a lot of advantages (certification fees and documentation of SS-Credits on a master site). If you select this Option please use the "New LEEDonline". The Multiple Building function is much better and save time and $.
Mit freundlichen Grüßen
Markus Henning
Paul Bierman-Lytle
Executive Director of Technical ServicesPaladino and Company
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March 26, 2020 - 8:08 am
we have a multi-family residential building with retail on the ground floor. The retail represents less than 10% of the total building square footage. Is there GBCI instructions that clarify if the retail space is required for separate certification if under 10% area?
Tristan Roberts
RepresentativeVermont House of Representatives
LEEDuser Expert
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March 26, 2020 - 8:56 am
Paul, you would typically pursue a whole-building LEED certification for ground-up construction or a major renovation. Pursuing a separate interiors certification for a specific interior space is optional.