anything over 95% gets extra scrutiny and is met with skepticism. I find it really helps to well narrate that the achievement does reach that level. This is just an observation over a lot of credits and a lot of years of LEED documentation. Log in or register to post comments Mara Baum Partner, Architecture & Sustainability DIALOG LEEDuser Premium Member 674 thumbs up February 27, 2015- 12:09 pm...

Eng., PA LEED BD+C ENGIE Services LEEDuser Basic Member March 4, 2015- 3:18 pm Thanks a lot M.Barry. You talk about separate Hvac: in the case of my building, the whole entire building is supplied...

Jon Clifford LEED-AP BD+C GREENSQUARE LEEDuser Expert 326 thumbs up March 9, 2015- 11:35 pm Epoxy coatings are not inert. In fact, most epoxies require mixing two components, each of which actually may be high in VOCs. The two part react with one another, they catalyze into a polymer, and most or all of the VOCs are consumed. Often, the resulting coating is much lower in VOC than either component, or even zero. Epoxy product data usually lists three VOC level, one for Part A, another for Part B, and one for “A+B”. The last one is usually the lowest and the one on which SCAQMD bases its VOC limit. Log...

Trista Brown Project Director WSP USA LEEDuser Basic Member 456 thumbs up April 7, 2015- 12:58 pm Hi Michelle, if you don't use deicer during your performance period you're 100% compliant for that component. Log in or register to post comments Michelle Rosenberger Partner ArchEcology LEEDuser Premium Member 522 thumbs up April 7, 2015- 1:55 pm Hi Trista, Good thing, thanks. Log in or register to post comments Tracy Smith LEEDuser Basic Member 8 thumbs up April 13, 2015- 2:50 pm Hi Trista, Would the same be true for a performance period in summer months? I'm curious where the line is drawn, since...

Consultant DCarbon LEEDuser Basic Member 84 thumbs up June 17, 2015- 4:01 pm Thanks a lot Marcus! Log in or register to post comments ...

consultant, LEED AP BD+C Self Employed LEEDuser Basic Member 33 thumbs up April 29, 2023- 4:07 pm According to ASHRAE you need or to pressurize this lobbies in order to prevent parking lot air with contaminants...

Then in the instruction tab it's explained that each layers of a product must have the same assembly name. But when we enter the same assembly name on two lines there is this error message: "warning each assembly...

then thinks I don't have reader installed and prompts me to download Adobe Reader. You might have to click around a lot to find where you can set the default PDF reader to Reader instead of Acrobat. Doing...

Barry Giles Founder & CEO, LEED Fellow, BREEAM Fellow BuildingWise LLC LEEDuser Expert 338 thumbs up February 5, 2015- 3:26 pm Michelle. Yes there is a problem with this. (I'm indebted to BuildingWise team for the research). Cell H16 cannot be changed from “cost of products” to “number of products.” This cell appears to be protected and read only. To resolve this will take action from GBCI, or can you create a separate excel spreadsheet using 'number of products' and upload that in the ACP section (yes, I know a long winded way...try GBCI on line team for a result). Log...

Basic Member 23 thumbs up February 11, 2015- 8:43 am Thanks Marcus. Yeah I am aware that M & V for EAc5.1 is entirely different from M & V of EAc5.2. As you said there are a lot of plans available...