Tristan Roberts Representative Vermont House of Representatives LEEDuser Expert 11477 thumbs up November 12, 2010- 12:12 pm Robert, about the form question, I would check that your form is not "BETA" and ask GBCI for help via the feedback link.I couldn't answer your second question offhand. There is a lot of data in the ITE study. We reviewed it here. Log in or register to post comments ...

that the industrial plant has a parking lot. Technically it will be out of my LEED boundary. SSc7.1 ...

Good day everyone. For our project site we have listed all of the units, calculated all of the leakage rates, etc. However there are a few of our units that do not have an accurate (precise day/month/year) installation date- and no one around the place ca...

I'm wondering my best approach moving forward with this reviewer and all others really. I don't really want to just provide a clarification because I want zero chance that it'll go to appeal...

Dear All, Our CxA has produced functional tests that are simpler than we have expected. Our expectations were in line with sample tests found in ASHRAE guidelines or the peci.org website. The CxA tells us that for LEED simpler tests are OK, where only the result of the test as "COMPLIANCE" or "NON COMPLIANCE" are presented on the test forms. We would appreciate your comments on this. EAp1 ...

Pierce Holstrom Director of Engineering Environmental Building Strategies LEEDuser Basic Member 69 thumbs up November 8, 2010- 5:34 pm Ben, A lot of the ongoing commissioning items typically feed into a buildings normal operating plan. Checking calibration of thermostats, confirming supply temperatures, confirming functionality of lighting controls... Are the retro- commissioning items you are referring to similar to an outside air balance or another larger maintenance service? Log in or register to post comments Maria Unruh Electrical Engineer Antella Consulting Engineers LEEDuser Basic Member 72 thumbs up...

Thank you for the buildinggreen post. I work for a company that does a lot of new building Cx, so I would like bring up that that are some pretty major updates on the Cx requirements too, such as more systems required to be commissioned. I see that as a step forward to make LEED more stringent, resulting in better performing buildings. ...

Diaa Madkour Architect LEEDuser Basic Member 39 thumbs up November 8, 2010- 8:30 am Dear Matt, Mentioned in Leed reference 2009 for new construction, on page 568 in Calculations section: "The line of sight can pass through 2 interior glazing surfaces but not through doorways with solid doors." So i believe this would be a clue that glazing partitions shouldn't exceed 2. Log in or register to post comments ...

only the project's FTE to the existing bike storage and showers (not the client's total FTE within the building) or else we begin to toe the line in not complying with MPR#2. We will also need...

Tristan Roberts Representative Vermont House of Representatives LEEDuser Expert 11477 thumbs up October 29, 2010- 5:24 pm I think the range is so wide because it depends a lot on your system—what kind of roofing or collection surface, how it's collected, etc. Is there someone designing your system who can provide input? Log in or register to post comments ...