Nadav Malin CEO BuildingGreen, Inc. LEEDuser Moderator 844 thumbs up December 8, 2011- 10:32 pm Hi Marian, I don't know that off hand. Is it not easy to line them up and compare? If it's tricky, I can try to get someone here to do that--or we can ask one of the IAQ ubergeeks out your way--I bet Anthony Bernheim or Hal Levin could tell us...Anyone else know the answer? Log in or register to post comments Abena Darden Senior Associate Thornton Tomasetti LEEDuser Premium Member 273 thumbs up December 15, 2011- 1:57 pm Thanks Nadav. I will be putting together a small spreadsheet comparing...

There are quite a lot of pitfalls of starting LEED certification after the design documents are done. For instance, how will the contractor know what the requirements are for materials (i.e., MRc3-7) as well...

The definition of densely occupied spaces is “spaces with a design occupant density of 25 people or more per 1000 sf”. A conference room for example is a room that would have to have CO2 monitors. But this also means that every small meeting room with only two people in it has to have a CO2 monitor too, if the density is like above. But it’s not really reasonable is it? I would say that if it’s a conference room of maybe 10 or 12 people a CO2 monitor would be good, but for just a small conversation room it’s a bit too much? Where should one draw the line? Anyone have experience on which room types...

I appreciate your information. I have noticed a lot of "pressure" from building Owners to just "put in" the information to get the credit- drives me crazy! I think integrity has to be number...

invoice about which line items and quantities went to which project so I could accurately report for my MRc7 credit. Good luck! Log in or register to post comments emily reese moody Sustainability Director,...

for in the Public Comment responses was about national flag uplighting regarding SSc8 compliance. I've talked about it a lot in various pages on this site and while there's no mention of it in the large...

Tristan Roberts Representative Vermont House of Representatives LEEDuser Expert 11477 thumbs up January 11, 2012- 11:27 am Neil, it sounds like LEED-NC to me, rather than LEED-HC. A lot of the LEED-HC credits are tailored for spaces in which patients are being treated, so this would simply not be a good fit. Log in or register to post comments Susan Walter HDR LEEDuser Expert 1296 thumbs up...

not supposed to be at ballot on June 1st? might not leave a lot of time for staff and TAGs to reply to comments Log in or register to post comments ...

Aaron Binkley Director, Sustainability Programs Digital Realty LEEDuser Basic Member 3 thumbs up May 8, 2012- 11:33 am As noted in the overview, one intent of the credit is to optimize the use of an underutilized resource (i.e large rooftops) to support distributed generation. Other developed areas of a site such as a parking lot (as well as non-warehouse space types) can therefore also qualify, so long...

to have been initiated" this would be the case of a parquing lot, at least here in Spain. There is a real damage related to the parking like, for example, the lost of engine oil in the soil... Would...