for NC. Log in or register to post comments javier bolanos zeledon LEEDuser Basic Member 243 thumbs up July 30, 2010- 12:25 pm Thanks a lot, it makes sense. How do you document your energy modeling...

Natesan Seshagiri Architect LEEDuser Basic Member 4 thumbs up July 27, 2010- 4:26 pm Thanks a lot for responding to my question, Tristan. I have also seen the results of a survey a few years ago of 450 or so projects, with the most popular (attempted/successful), and the least (attempted/denied) credits. That was a few years ago, and I thought there might be an update to that now. It would seem like an easy stat to capture from GBC's database of certified projects and the credits. Would be nice to know which credits are the most popular, and the least popular now. Thanks again! Log...

Chris Ladner Partner Viridian LEEDuser Basic Member 261 thumbs up July 27, 2010- 2:54 pm Fabio, The intent of the commissioning submittal review is to verify that the equipment and controls that are provided are in line with the OPR that was developed for the project. Traditionally this involves review of the equipment and controls submittals. Depending on the scope and detail of the OPR, you may need to review the shop drawings to confirm compliance with access and maintenance requirements of the OPR. Log in or register to post comments ...

all the documentation that LEED would require, anyway, and instead of putting their professional authority on the line, they might as well simply submit the documentation. Log in or register to post...

July 22, 2010- 9:52 am Thanks Jenny, I guess, like in other credits with lots of options, an action step could be useful to list if the team does have a building-owned meter. Provides a little reminder...

Tristan Roberts Representative Vermont House of Representatives LEEDuser Expert 11477 thumbs up July 23, 2010- 11:00 am My understandings is that E1 and E0 are European emissions standards.IEQc4.4 does not use any emissions standards. It relies on one simple criterion—no added urea formaldehyde (NAUF). I would guess that a lot of E0 and maybe E1 products would comply with IEQc4.4, but I would not rely on these standards to qualify products. The manufacturers must meet a spec of NAUF. Log in or register to post comments ...

Carrie Lai LEEDuser Basic Member 26 thumbs up July 13, 2010- 3:40 am Hi Claudia, for restroom needs to comply with Table 4-Minimum Exhaust Rates. That means the exguast rate of restroom will be no less the rates in Table 4. Log in or register to post comments Claudia Rieger LEEDuser Basic Member 15 thumbs up July 13, 2010- 4:52 am Hi Carrie, thank you for the answer. But how it is possible to take that in consideration in the on-line Template for IEQ-pr.1? This Prerequisite refers to the "Ventilation Rate Procedure". It calculates "the design outdoor air intake flow (Vot)" and that has nothing...

with corrections, and return those to your team members for revision when they log in and update them on line.- To reduce paper use, some offices have print drivers installed that allow users to print a document from...

that might offer a starting point for fee analysis. Log in or register to post comments javier bolanos zeledon LEEDuser Basic Member 243 thumbs up July 19, 2010- 5:08 pm Thanks a lot both of you Log...

construction labor is not counted toward MR credits. This sounds like it has a lot in common with construction labor, rather than factory labor. Log in or register to post comments Travis Layman Chief Estimator,...