I am currently working on an airport terminal renovation project; 2 seperate terminals (non-contiguous) will be renovated (intending to register as 2 seperate projects).
The scope of the project involves primarily interior renovation, interior walls, some restroom fixture replacement, some ceiling upgrades, some flooring and lighting upgrades, but will not be for either entire terminal, and will include no major mechanical systems, building structure or building envelope. The building is airport owned with only a few tenants.
Can the CI rating system be used for certification? Or is it more appropriate to use another rating system?
Lauren Wallace
LEED Project Reviewer, LEED AP BD+C, Senior LEED SpecialistCertifications Department Manager, Epsten Group, Inc.
39 thumbs up
December 13, 2013 - 1:51 pm
Johnathan,
It sounds like CI will be your best bet in this situation. Good luck!
Johnathan Woodside
Mechanical EngineerGresham Smith & Partners
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December 16, 2013 - 8:25 am
What is the maximum square footage or envelope that can be added or modified under CI?
Lauren Wallace
LEED Project Reviewer, LEED AP BD+C, Senior LEED SpecialistCertifications Department Manager, Epsten Group, Inc.
39 thumbs up
December 16, 2013 - 9:16 am
There is no maximum; only a minimum. Your certification fee is based upon the square footage, but that's about it.
Nadav Malin
PresidentBuildingGreen, Inc.
LEEDuser Moderator
839 thumbs up
December 16, 2013 - 9:43 am
That's true! The Vodafone Village project in Milan, Italy is LEED-CI Silver, and it's over one million square feet.