power inculded kitchen hood fan. Such fan usually consume a lot of energy in design/proposed case. Log in or register to post comments ...

as well. There is a lot in how the relationship is defined and acted upon. The CxA Enhanced must be in control and oversee all activities, and perform specific tasks as defined by the standard. The item...

above the monthly reports from the hauler on the project I mentioned have started to include some further breakouts. So now there are some quantities included in the wood, metal, etc. line items on the hauler's form in addition to some quantities in their "Mixed C+D" line item, as opposed to the whole quantity being listed in the "Mixed C+D" line item. According to our contractor...

infiltration and window ventilations be employed on both models. I would not recommend trying to take credit for window, "natural", or infiltration ventilation unless you are an expert and have a lot...

buildings. I presume this can't be considered as zero lot line? For zero lot projects does the buildings need to be tight to the property line.?    Log in or register to post comments Dave Hubka Practice Leader- Sustainability EUA LEEDuser Expert 530 thumbs up June 19, 2019- 12:58 pm the v4.1 BD+C reference guide defines 'zero lot line' as building footprints that cover 90% or more of the site. ...

but then use concrete and masonry products for regional material backup, since a lot of those materials can easily be regionally sourced and documented as such where my projects are located. I will say...

Kathryn West LEED AP BD+C, O+M, Green Globes Professional JLL LEEDuser Basic Member 154 thumbs up February 9, 2015- 3:41 pm Based on the principles of LEED webinar the COC needs to be maintained from the forest to the job site. Once on the job site, if the product is only installed (NOT modified) then the person installing it doesn't need COC certification. It gets tricky with mill workers but should be pretty straightforward with people installing doors. However, you do need each item listed on its own line with the COC for the product. You can't just put all your wood doors in an invoice...

and so on. Do I then duplicate (or triplicate, etc.) the campus information for each individual project? Doesn't this defeat the purpose of a campus approach? I had called up the GBCI help line...

should register the project and ask your review team what to do (using the on-line feature), since your reviewer would have a preference as to how you deal with it. Log in or register to post comments...

are prohibited and do not count toward total percentage compliance: hot-mopped asphalt for roofing, and coal tar sealants for parking lots and other paved surfaces." I am going to write back for confirmation...