to increase public transportation access to the site but I'm not sure we can hit the 50 rides per day regardless of how many times the line runs through the area. If anyone has successfully worked...

Marcus, I agree with your line of thought, but why then is this credit deginated as a 'construction" phase credit on the detailed LEED checklist? I understand that Green Power is often decided...

Dan Ackerstein Principal Ackerstein Sustainability, LLC LEEDuser Expert 819 thumbs up April 24, 2011- 10:41 pm Jason- There is not a whole lot of public guidance on recertification yet, but if I were advising a project, my answers would be:- Yes; purchases should be tracked for the duration. EBOM is predicated on the concept that without data collection and tracking, you simply don't know...

Roberts Representative Vermont House of Representatives LEEDuser Expert 11477 thumbs up February 5, 2011- 9:19 am Are you looking for LEED for Neighborhood Development? There is a lot of information...

May 1, 2011- 5:25 pm Tristan, how about going for a split review design-construction, after construction is completed. Is that possible? I know it may seem it doesn't make a lot of sense,...

Hello everyone We have a project in Uruguay in which our clients want to use a 350 tons centrifugal chiller with a 8.41 IPLV and 5.65 COP. Table 6.8.1C shows minimum efficiencies for this chiller are 6.40 IPLV and 6.10 COP. The proposed chiller does not meet the minimum COP requirements but exceeds by a lot the minimum IPLV requirements. Taking into account that the usual working point of a chiller is not at full power, could it be possible for this chiller to be accepted? Thank you. Agustin EAp2 ...

Group Inc. LEEDuser Basic Member 39 thumbs up December 3, 2013- 4:35 pm wow a lot to take. Thanks a lot. Log in or register to post comments ...

perimeter walls and steel structure, for the first floor (6200 sf), and adding a second floor (5800 sf), to create a 12,000 sf (approximate) mixed use office building. This property is mostly zero lot line...

just to confirm, because I feel like there is conflicting (and a lot of) information being posted...the tenant is fitting out a suite in an EBOM building and only has a breakroom sink in their suite. They will be using the base building restrooms and shower (pursuing SSc4.2). To meet WEp1 for this tenant, they need to include the plumbing fixtures for the restrooms and shower in their calculations? the plumbing fixtures in the base building are at the baseline flow and flush rate, which satisfies the EBOM requirements (due to the age of the building) but will not allow the tenant to fulfill...

official confirmation before you invest a lot of time in it. I don't think there is any official rule allowing this ID approach, even though it is commonly used. Log in or register to post comments Jay...