LEEDuser Basic Member May 3, 2016- 7:30 pm Thank you Willian. But where can i see this option made in leed on line? Log in or register to post comments GISELA FARHAT DE ARAUJO LEEDuser Basic Member May 5, 2016- 7:29 am William, when we made the first register, the leed on line version didn´t have this kind of choice. Log in or register to post comments William Weaver LEED Fellow, WELL AP JLL LEEDuser Basic...

9:22 am So I reviewed your plan with your proposed view lines. It is not correct. The space you are showing looks to be a typical curtain wall construction. You can pretty much ignore the frames. I'm replying with an attached drawing show how to do the view lines. This space would be 100% compliant. Also, refer to page 570 of the reference guide for how to do view lines. Log in or register...

Hello! We are working on a hotel, that rather than a single block consists of several blocks connected by walkways and they share the same parking lot. How should we consider the energy model? as a single model for all the blocks? or a separate model for each block? Thanks! EAp2 ...

does not meet the intent of this credit." so diesel generators definitely don't qualify. This line is directly above the Case 1 language, so I suspect a lot of people will miss it. Are heating...

Thickness, you can find insulation conductivity, which range from 0.032 to 0.049 W/m.K., starting at 1.3 cm thickness. This results in transmittance a lot smaller than your CPVC pipe Im afraid. Log...

years ago and I see lots of things getting resolved there. It's good to hear that IWBI is starting off from a good place. Log in or register to post comments ...

November 8, 2016- 8:20 am Marcus, thanks a lot for the reply. Could you please clear also what is understood by airflow control devices and in what situationthey it could be applied. Is this closing...

Mauricio Ramirez Bovis Project Management SA de CV LEEDuser Basic Member 1 thumbs up January 6, 2017- 7:34 pm Hi: I'm in the same case. What I did is that in the list of credits I refer from the requirements in v2009 complied by the base building and what the Interiors need to comply to v4. It's challenging and take a lot of time to compare both systems, but I think about what information I need if I'm the Project Director of the interiors. When the requirements are too long or complicated to explain I just pointed out that they should review in detail in the v4 Rating System and put the pdf...

This may be more in line with MPR #1, but it also has to do with the LEED boundary so I'll post it here first. We have a project that includes 4 separate structures, with 1 being on an noncontiguous site: two have occupied spaces ("complete buildings") and two are open-air structures with roofs but no walls (and no building systems). My first thought was that the only buildings eligible for LEED certification are the two with occupiable space, and that the LEED boundary should only include those two. But since the development as a whole includes all 4 structures, I'm not clear...

Eliot Allen LEED AP-ND, Principal Criterion Planners LEEDuser Expert 303 thumbs up April 6, 2017- 4:48 pm Hi Ana. I'm not familiar with a parking pen. Is it a parking lot with a security fence? Eliot Log in or register to post comments Ana Paula Quiros Architect, LEED AP BD+C Livet Consulting LEEDuser Basic Member April 12, 2017- 4:24 pm Hi Eliot! By 'parking pen' I meant a vehicular control access system that would be in all main vehicular entrances. Many thanks! Ana Log in or register to post comments Eliot Allen LEED AP-ND, Principal Criterion Planners LEEDuser Expert 303 thumbs up...