Glad to finally get the partial update to Part II. Frustrated to see that the on-line advice on fees still relates to Part I, nothing on Part II yet. Is there any advice on whether this will information will be released before the actual registration and certification is activated? LEED ...

Daniela Castro Salgado Country Manager JWA LEEDuser Basic Member 67 thumbs up January 30, 2012- 11:08 am Emily! Those are great news! I can't find the "download all" button which indeed will save me lots of time. Can you please specify a little more where can I find it? Thanks a lot! Log in or register to post comments Emily Catacchio Sustainability Specialist Wight and Company LEEDuser Basic Member 610 thumbs up January 30, 2012- 7:44 pm Daniela,If you go to the Timeline  tab and click on Review Snapshot  then you will see the Download All  button. Log in or register to post...

Hi. One of the projects in which I'm involved will have on-site HVAC duct manufacture. Does this practice has any inconvenient for the compliance with the credit IEQc3.1? We should manage that once installed all the ductwork will be sealed as usual, but I haven't read a lot about requirements for on-site duct ellaboration. If anyone could comment on this, it will be much appreciated! IEQc3.1 ...

Basic Member 48 thumbs up November 13, 2012- 1:00 pm Hi, what about equipment costs, e.g. production lines in a manufacuring facility. Would they need to be included? Log in or register to post comments ...

Hi, we are analyzing the feasibility of obtaining an EBOM Certificate for a Convention Hall in Spain. In the Hall there are lots of meeting rooms to be rented and 2 restaurants. Regarding this credit, we understand that obviously food purchased by the restaurants should be included. However, I am not so sure if we should include the catering services that are widely used for meeting rooms. In this second case, the food is brought into the building already prepared, and the Convention Hall has no control over it (I mean, it is not purchased by any company located in the Convention Hall, but purchased...

Subject line asks it all. IEQc8.1 ...

footprint. Below the “Building Footprint” definition, presented in LEED On line. “Building footprint is the area on a project site used by the building structure, defined by the perimeter of the building plan. Parking lots, parking garages, landscapes, and other nonbuilding facilities are not included in the building footprint." Considering the text above, we have some questions about the exclusion of the parking garages and parking lots of the Building footprint, we are concerned if this exclusion is applied for all situations. So we have two scenarios in which we would like to know if we should exclude...

Is there a minimum amount of Hardscape Required? Also can I count the street walks around a zero lot line building for this credit since they are required for the buidling to be usable? Log in or register to post comments María Fernanda Aguirre Chile Green Building Council LEEDuser Basic Member 3 thumbs up August 10, 2014- 7:57 pm Hi! I have the same issue with a zero lot line building. As I know so far, credit SS...

My project is pursuing LEED for Homes: Multifamily Midrise, and I'm, wondering if it has enough landscaped area to qualify for some of the water efficiency and other landscaping credits. The building in question is a 4 story multifamily unit that is located within a 3 building development that all share a common courtyard. We were initially planning on drawing the LEED boundary at the building line, as the rest of the parcel is pursuing LEED ND certification. There are, however, plant beds that run adjacent to the building along most of the perimeter, as well as several trees and shrubs...

Hello, Our project is an adaptive reuse on an urban site that was previously about 95% impervious. We are increasing the area of vegetated space (the old parking lot is being demolished), collecting rainwater from about 6700 SF of the roof area, and creating a rain garden out of a vegetated parking island that is about 1800 SF. We had already put together the stormwater volume reduction calculations using the NRCS method before the team decided to add the rain garden (we had previously been considering pervious pavement for a section of the front driveway), and now we are having trouble determining...