Michelle Rosenberger Partner ArchEcology LEEDuser Premium Member 522 thumbs up June 26, 2013- 7:06 pm Hi Mariah, Yes, it needs to comply. Log in or register to post comments Lauren Sparandara Sustainability Manager Google LEEDuser Expert 997 thumbs up July 9, 2013- 1:21 pm Hi Mariah, There are a lot of FloorScore options from Armstrong, Burke Industries, Roppe, etc. http://www.scsglobalservices.com/certified-green-products-database?scsce... Log in or register to post comments Josh Jacobs Technical Information & Public Affairs Manager UL Environment LEEDuser Basic Member 515 thumbs up July 10, 2013- 5:12 pm Mariah, Additionally,...

Erin Holdenried Sustainability Architect LEEDuser Basic Member 125 thumbs up July 10, 2013- 5:57 pm Achieving SSc4.1 does not require a survey. You just have to show the proximity of the project to available bus routes and rail lines: 1/4 mile distance for bus stops, and 1/2 mile distance for rail stations. Log in or register to post comments Kathryn West LEED AP BD+C, O+M, Green Globes Professional JLL LEEDuser Basic Member 154 thumbs up July 10, 2013- 5:59 pm Dear Prachee- Is this a new building being constructed or an existing building? If it's an existing building you'll want to post...

John Beeson Green Mystic in Residence LEEDuser Premium Member 107 thumbs up August 14, 2013- 10:36 am Hi Jatuwat, some quick responses: 1. All five types must be provided, regardless of the waste types generated by the project. 2. As long as there is adequate justification to the recycling volume and pickup frequencies, the bins could serve as storage. Your narrative should include details along those lines, describing exactly how long recycling waste will stay in the bins and when it will be picked-up for recycling. If the bins get emptied because they are full, but pickup doesn't occur...

qualifying equipment with standards other than Energy Star. As commercial kitchen equipment plays a more important role, it has gotten a lot bigger. LEED for Retail has an excerpt from this and Richard Young...

Hello Everyone. Our client is going to build an addition to an existing building. This building is factory which runs a production line. the addition will represent more than 5% of the building area, and less than 50% of the total gross square footage of the building. Our question is. Will this follow under the LEED EB_O&M Rating System? Or can we insert it in another rating system? Thanks LEED-NC 2009 ...

From the the ACP for Regional Materials, it says "Products shipped by rail or water have been extracted, harvested or recovered, as well as manufactured within 500 miles total travel distance of the project site using a weighted average formula." The supplier present a Bill of Lading which shows the location of their warehouse to final destination of the product in their local office. This is our first time to document this and we would like to ask your help on how do we measure the distance from one point to another. Thanks a lot. MRc2 ...

Erin Holdenried Sustainability Architect LEEDuser Basic Member 125 thumbs up August 7, 2013- 6:26 pm Robert, register your project in the new Campus LEED Online platform. It was developed for both Individual Projects with a Master Site and Group projects (with or without a Master Site). http://www.usgbc.org/leedonline/ Log in or register to post comments Robert Wichert Engineer LEEDuser Basic Member 9 thumbs up August 7, 2013- 6:42 pm Yes, that sounds great, but the project is already registered as Project ID 1000032243. Although we haven't done a lot of work already, we have paid our fees...

TODD REED Energy Program Specialist PA DMVA LEEDuser Expert 888 thumbs up August 23, 2013- 3:32 pm Andrew, what's the slope line approach and are do these panel's meet the definition of moveable partitions? 1.No, if it cannot be labeled, considered, or defined as individual private office, then it cannot be considered one. A private office is one in the space is completely separated from other spaces by floor to ceiling partitions and has individual controls. 2.This is why i asked about the movable partition definition. If its permanent, then you cannot occupy it, its considered...

on the v03 version of the form but I think the spreadsheet is a lot easier to update and edit than the form. Just give the line a descriptive name so you know what is included if there are any clarification...

Tristan Roberts Representative Vermont House of Representatives LEEDuser Expert 11477 thumbs up September 8, 2013- 1:37 pm Allen, I don't think there is any clear dividing line between monoculture and polyculture. However, among the suggestions in your post I think that overseeding multiple other species would come closest to what you need. Just added a tree or some bushes is a good step but you see trees plopped in the middle of turf grass everywhere and it doesn't exactly scream "biodiversity." Log in or register to post comments V B LEEDuser Basic Member 3 thumbs up...