Tristan Roberts Representative Vermont House of Representatives LEEDuser Expert 11477 thumbs up April 1, 2011- 8:56 pm Esmerelda, that's correct—it is only being offered to members. You can become a member for as little as one month, for $9.95 (cancel anytime), so it's a very cost-effective way to get access to a lot of great tools. If you do choose to become a member, you'll have access to the registration information for the webcast here. Log in or register to post comments Josh Mauldin ASA Architects LEEDuser Basic Member 14 thumbs up April 4, 2011- 1:36 pm In your post you say...

and collect the flushed water volume in a container. Seems like a lot of work if I have to do this for >30 toilets. Any comments on this would be much appreciated. Log in or register to post comments Abena...

check EVERY SINGLE box has a number in it..even if that is a zero. (Example: in Fixture Group Definition table, every box MUST contain some thing..even a '0'). This goes for EVERY table-In both...

Scott Bowman LEED Fellow Integrated Design + Energy Advisors, LLC LEEDuser Expert 519 thumbs up February 18, 2011- 3:09 pm I have never run across this issue, but you would want to be careful and make sure that the requirement that the CxA not be "employee of design firm" applies to the MEP only, and not to the whole design team. A quick CIR would be important to make sure you do not expend a lot of effort, and then only get credit for fundamental (which would definately not be a problem). Log in or register to post comments Keith Steurer Structural Engineer Shive-Hattery, Inc....

In this Table, are we supposed to list EVERY room in the building, or group similar rooms to together? This table seems a lot like what is in PI f3 (Table PI f3 Space Usage Type)- but that one tells you to add in ancillary space to the Space Usage Type, and this one does not. I am trying to determine if I am supposed to group all the various types of space (including a group for mechanical space, circulation, etc) or if I need to list EVERY classroom, closet, office, etc. EAp2 ...

environmental advantages of the reduction. The building will be a newly constructed office building. The owner's product line is "compact storage bins" (located as needed throughout the building)....

in that it is really based on your number of controls and not your number of occupants because you could have occupants with no controls which would have to be listed separately with a "quantity" of zero. Hope...

Tristan Roberts Representative Vermont House of Representatives LEEDuser Expert 11477 thumbs up March 29, 2011- 9:53 am James, the guidance in the LEED Reference Guide, page 224, seems pretty clear—determine the finished area, like a painter. This is similar to the guidance for LEED-NC, which says to use visible surface area. It seems like you'll get a lot of surface area out of this.... too good to be true? But I would proceed in that fashion. Log in or register to post comments ...

are the existing conditions rather than the requirements as outlined by ASHRAE 90.1 section #5. Social Responsibility is one of the three concepts of the Triple Bottom Line, so rather than chase LEED points...

that it depends on a lot on the project and the specifics of the sink. Sorry not to have more info. Log in or register to post comments ...