Editorial Director BuildingGreen, Inc. LEEDuser Moderator 183 thumbs up May 15, 2013- 3:26 pm Charles, lots of people are doing very good things with Green Globes, and I definitely agree that competition...

submitted and don't expect to submit for design review for a year. We have a lot of parking spaces- call it 2,000. Based on that number, we would designate 50 for LE/FEV and 30 for electric fueling...

under the 0.5 gpm baeline restriction, it makes getting to the magic 30% reduction that much harder. Second, we get a LOT of pushback from the owners/users about 0.5 gpm slowing them down- both waiting...

Tristan Roberts Representative Vermont House of Representatives LEEDuser Expert 11477 thumbs up November 27, 2015- 3:12 pm Alicja, I don't think so. For this credit I think the lines should be in place. Log in or register to post comments Dave Hubka Practice Leader- Sustainability EUA LEEDuser Expert 530 thumbs up November 21, 2017- 8:46 pm LEED v4 allows future bus stops to qualify for credit...

for each bed I'd think they'd require them for each desk. This credit is way too unclear. The IEQ space type matrix leaves a lot of gray area. I find it very difficult to design to meet this credit...

the LEED project lot is a different case though- those spaces are serving the project and would count toward the total, and it would be tough to justify locating them closer to the entrance than the LEED...

example' tab at the end, and it seems like entering it the way that is shown--with a second duplicate line if you want to document both options--isn't the right way to do it, either, since that seems...

but you may want to see how the calculator changes with and without them.  Do you have your toilets listed as two separate line items, one for male and one for female, and 100% use assigned to both? Log...

metal sheet, even though the outcome (zero emissions) is predictable. Log in or register to post comments Debra a. Lombard Construction Administrator/ LEED AP Bywater Woodworks, Inc. LEEDuser Basic Member...

Jens Apel LEEDuser Basic Member 134 thumbs up October 19, 2017- 1:59 am In Europe, many manufacturers do not have compliant faucets, and test pressure is different to LEED requirements. What we normally suggest is the use of pressure independent aerators that just replace the standard aerators in the faucets. They work with a lot of faucets, should be pretty low cost and allow the architects to select faucets from a larger variety of manufacturers and designs. I am unsure if forum rules prohibit promotion of specific manufacturers. In past projects we used products from www.neoperl.com, not sure...