Hi, When there is some material that was donated, that actually does not appear in the total material cost (no money actually spent).

I am a student and I am working on leed material calculation.

My client wants to know what credits might be applicable to the re-use of furniture from another one of its projects for use in the current project.  I told the client that I believe the only

We are maintaining an existing aircraft hangar floor slab and an adjacent concrete apron for reuse as an equipment parking area.

I wanted to clarify something that I recently heard from a contractor on a LEED project. 

Can some one clarify if I'm understanding the implementation of this credit correctly? If material is salvaged onsite it must be used in a purpose other than for which it was intended (except for

Hi all, i don't find Table 2 indicated in LEED reference Guide for green BD+C p. 337. Can anyone help me? Thanks a lot.

If the materials are to be reused, ship from another country would it assist for attaining any LEED Credits? As i understand it would not be sustainable in terms of carbon emission.

Hi, We have a site were four different buildings will be conducted. Within the contract from the municipality demolition of two buildings should be carried out before the new construction.

I am on a project that is installing geothermal. The company that will be drilling the wells is planing on re-using the shale that is removed during the process.