Greetings
I'm working on an office project with underground parking. There is a LEED boundary which has been drawn for the street level, but the underground parking goes beyond this boundary. How should we address this situation? We are thinking on presenting the street level boundary as the oficial LEED boundary for the project, and explain the situation on the Special Circumstances section of PIf4. We think this is the best approach, since expanding the street level LEED boundary as a projection of the underground parking would affect many SS credits, and would not be faithful to the project's conception and work activities. Nonetheless, I would like to know your thought on this issue. Any ideas?
Tristan Roberts
RepresentativeVermont House of Representatives
LEEDuser Expert
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February 18, 2013 - 6:53 pm
Luis, I would handle it as you describe, and basically look at the LEED boundary in elevation view as well as in plan view. I believe this is fairly common for CI projects.