7:03 am Johanna, Yes- these are separate components / products and can be listed as individual line items in the calculator / contribute any associated EPDs they each have, etc. Log in or register...

how your project lines up and if the credits are achievable. If you can achieve the MPR, prerequisites, and enough credits then this likely is the correct system for you. Do the same thing for CI-...

Hi, we're experiencing lots of difficulties to correctly assess this credit. Some notes:- we're trying to guarantee compliance following option 1 (sDA and ASE simulations);- we're using IESve for our simulations, since we already use it for energy simulations for a long time. The majority of the buildings we need to assess, include large open-spaces (>1000 m2). When we try to simulate these spaces, we're getting lots of errors in the software and in fact we can't get any results for sDA parameter. We already cleared with the software provider...

Tristan Roberts Representative Vermont House of Representatives LEEDuser Expert 11477 thumbs up January 31, 2018- 11:38 am I would think this should be allowed by LEED. I would check with GBCI to be sure. You don't specify, but I wonder if the interior non-structural elements are historical at this point, or not? If they are not, it seems like that would make plenty of sense. Even if they are, the approval of the local authority should mean a lot. Log in or register to post comments Dimuth Kurukulaarachchi LEEDuser Basic Member January 31, 2018- 11:48 am Thanks Tristan, the interior non-structural...

Log in or register to post comments Marilou Communeau LEEDuser Basic Member February 8, 2018- 12:29 pm Thanks a lot Emily. I see that CRRC-1 still refers to ASTM standards.. I'll try and reach...

and frequent service- basically, picture a light rail line with buses instead of trains on rails. Wikipedia actually has some great illustrations to explain the term a little better. It's still pretty rare...

Hi folks, The subject pretty much says it all: is PEFC considered an equivalent to FSC by the USGBC? We have a project with a lot of wood from Europe that is PEFC certified. I'm guessing that yes, it would be considered equivalent since FSC and PEFC are the two biggest forestry certification bodies in the world, but surprisingly, I didn't find anything in the guide or on LEEDuser indicating such (but maybe I'm missing something). Anyone have any thoughts? Thanks in advance! Jake- GHT Sustainable Programs Manager MRc3 ...

Emily Purcell Sustainable Design Lead CannonDesign LEEDuser Expert 369 thumbs up March 23, 2018- 12:48 pm Hi Jude, are you using urinals in the baseline even though none are to be installed? You don't need to do that- the baseline and design fixtures and uses should match in everything but flush/flow rate. Just set the "percentage of males expected to use urinals" line to 0%, include a "water closet (male)" and "water closet (female)" in the calculator, and the form will calculate 3 WC uses for male occupants. Log in or register to post comments Jude Chakraborty Associate...

but the calculators, reports, maps, etc. needed to substantiate the credit are more intensive than before with just about every credit, not including the 100% backup for EQ and MR credits. There's a lot more time...

Emily Purcell Sustainable Design Lead CannonDesign LEEDuser Expert 369 thumbs up April 23, 2018- 2:11 pm I wouldn't bother itemizing, but I would add a note in the special circumstances box (or just in the table if there's room) explaining that the one line represents 17 tile products and confirming all are exempt. Log in or register to post comments Melanie Blacklock Senior Project...