Marcus Sheffer LEED Fellow 7group / Energy Opportunities LEEDuser Expert 5903 thumbs up March 31, 2013- 8:03 pm To earn EAc5.1 you would need to be able to separate the lighting and plug loads. For EAc5.2 you do not. If you want to earn both credits you need to be able to separate the two end uses. Log in or register to post comments Jean-Baptiste Noel ESD Operations Manager Green & Global Consulting Pte. Ltd. LEEDuser Basic Member 8 thumbs up April 2, 2013- 1:15 am Hi Marcus, Thanks a lot! Just to make sure: if we had not claimed savings for lighting in tenant spaces by putting this requirement...

Could someone help me to guess what LEED product type corresponds a "Paint composed of aliphatic polyurethane resins solvent, mineral fillers and pigments"? Thanks a lot!! IEQc4.2 ...

Susan Walter HDR LEEDuser Expert 1296 thumbs up April 3, 2013- 11:51 am I think you could make a good case for all three programs. EBOM has a lot of policies and plans that would be enacted by your client and not you. Are they progressive with sustainable healthcare operations? If not, I wouldn't recommend EBOM to you. If they are, it could be a way to verify their operational standards and since the project is more than 5% of the floor area, it would likely earn a lot of those credits. Given that the project is renovating 10% of the total building, I would use CI first. You may want...

the credit in "limbo" for those spaces and I can't count on it in our credit/point strategy. We will do a lot of work researching and proposing a set of criteria, not knowing...

be named 8.1 first since it is a prerequisite >_O. I believe there is something not really fair as well regarding the denominator (floor bgsf). Assuming there are a lot of of not regularly occupied space...

the lighting controls (daylighting controls and motion sensors etc). The tenant has also chosen a lot of the lighting fixtures. So would the lighting designer be the right person then? Since there is no title...

to be included in the line of sight drawings. Only partitions that are fastened to the walls, ceiling or floors, hence the term movable, are to be considered in the line of sight calculations. Think...

in or register to post comments Erik Heck Mission Green Buildings LEEDuser Basic Member May 3, 2013- 6:28 pm Thanks Michelle- Each type and size of structural member are line items- we have 35 entries for steel...

Karin Miller Senior Sustainability Manager YR&G LEEDuser Basic Member 33 thumbs up May 8, 2013- 5:36 pm Hi Alina, Projects that have no landscaped areas or planter boxes within the LEED Project Boundary are still eligible to pursue the credit but you do not need to create a landscape management plan, since no landscape waste is generated and no fertilizers are applied onsite. In this scenario, you still do need to develop an erosion and sedimentation control plan. This is required for all projects, even urban projects with zero or minimal lot lines. (See FAQs above) Hope this helps! Karin Log...

the irrigation lines on to raise the pond levels. Unfortunately, the rainwater comes when we don't really need it (wet season). The ponds all have a drainage system and the plastic filters between the ponds...