(µg/m3). US VOC limits for adhesives go for testing of VOC content in a can of non-used liquid adhesive and gives results as g/l. There is no correlation between both- except if there is absolutely zero VOC...

will be of interest by others. This is the project:-Zero lot line mixed use project with three buildings and underground parking.-Only one of these building will apply for LEED certification.-The project will be built by phases, being phase 1 the construction of the LEED project building and the entire uderground parking lot that will be shared with all buildings (LEED and not LEED buildings), this phase 1 is defined...

for that, but current status is not entirely clear to me. Anyway, bottom line is that the EBOM rating system can do it, but it may be a bumpy ride... LEED 2009 EB-O&M ...

No, I don't think you need to include this, just as you wouldn't include an outdoor parking lot. It's not occupied space. Application for LEED cetification ...

we have an CS-Building with an DES-System. we want to submit CS-Certification in March 2011 the owner will transfer the Core and Shell building in March 2011 but all lot of technical devices will be install in the tenant construction phase. Also the DES-System will be only finished after March 2011 and the Comissioning Phase for the system will be in Juli 2011. So do i understand it right that it is ok...

on 1/13/2003, ruling on 2/4/2003). Our friends at Fore-Solutions who consult on a lot of LEED projects say that they intend to continue invoking this rule in LEED 2009, even though, as you say, it isn't...

Member 1297 thumbs up December 22, 2010- 7:46 am I haven't read the new draft yet, but what Bill was mentioning above does sound a lot like the USGBC finally does make their requirements more independent from third party systems. I work a lot on no US based projects and I'm all for this kind of change. Because third party ratings systems, which are for the most part US-systems, put a big burden...

to post comments Veronika Sundberg Environmental Engineer- Certification Skanska Sverige AB LEEDuser Basic Member 120 thumbs up December 21, 2010- 2:25 am Thanks a lot for your quick reply, but I do still...

Tristan Roberts Representative Vermont House of Representatives LEEDuser Expert 11477 thumbs up October 8, 2010- 10:51 am The baseline case is supposed to represent conventional landscaping choices for the region, according to the LEED Reference Guide.A non-native plant could be part of the baseline if it's conventionally used there in landscaping. Log in or register to post comments Gabriela Hernández Castillo Architect, LEED AP BD+C SYASA- México LEEDuser Basic Member 201 thumbs up December 21, 2010- 1:06 am We have a project that is a zero lot line and because of the shape of the building...

Jenny Carney Vice President WSP LEEDuser Expert 657 thumbs up December 29, 2009- 11:59 am I'm not sure if there's been any consideration of offering a similar approach to pin-based CFLs, but I think the main motivation for the screw-based allowance is to make sure this credit doesn't discourage a switch from incandescents to screw-based CFLs. Since that possibility doesn't exist for the pin-based lamps, there's no special allowance. If you do happen to have a lot of pin-based CFLs that are pushing your picogram/lumen hour value up, you can always exclude up to 10% of lamps from...