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CI-2009 MRc3.1:Materials Reuse

Reusing salvaged on-site materials

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Kathleen Burke
Gastinger Walker Harden Architects
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can we use the salvaged materials from our site in another project site? For instance this is in a mall and they would uuse the ceiling tile from our project in another place in the mall?

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Susie Spivey-Tilson
LEED Fellow, Senior Program Manager for Global Energy & Sustainability
CBRE
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Thu, 02/16/2012 - 18:23

Any of the materials you send from your site can be counted in MRc2 as diverted from the landfill for your project's certification. For the other project, if they are also seeking LEED certification those materials can be used for MRc3.1 for their project.
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Kathleen Burke
Gastinger Walker Harden Architects
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Thu, 02/16/2012 - 19:02

There is just one project I am certifying. It is in a mall. I want to use MR 3.1 on this project and they would take the materials and reuse them in other spaces in the mall.

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