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NC-2009 SSc2:Development Density and Community Connectivity

SSc2

Erika Duran

Sustainability Consultant

Dagher Engineering

LEEDuser Basic Member

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Project location :

July 22, 2016

I am working towards the SSc2 credit. Two buildings are currently under construction and floor and site area are unavailable. What should I do? Thanks, Erika

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Landry Watson

Assistant Vice President - Sustainability

Alexandria Real Estate Equities

LEEDuser Premium Member

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Fri, 08/12/2016 - 17:29

Erika - Google Earth offers a free tool to draw and measure shapes on top of the map. I've used this in the past to estimate the square footage and areas of buildings and sites. I'd simply add some narrative about how you arrived at your estimates for those buildings. Seems like a reasonable approach.

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