I´m working on a project that is a campus with 2 warehouses, an administrative building, a large dining room, a little auditorium and a changing room. The buildings that are pursuing LEED Certification for Core & Shell are only the warehouses, the administrative room and the large dining room. Because the other two building don´t have the MPRs. My question is, the employees of the warehouses will use the changing room facilities, but the changing room will not pursue certification. So do I have to consider the water demand from this building? Bucause if we are a Multiple Building situation, this credit cannot be pursued as a campus credit, each LEED project must pursue the prerequisite individually.
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Tristan Roberts
RepresentativeVermont House of Representatives
LEEDuser Expert
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November 4, 2013 - 2:19 pm
It is probably appropriate to include the other buildings in the LEED project boundary for LEED building that they support, and then you would need to count that water use. See MPR3 for more on small supporting structures and the project boundary.