Can a vehicle transporting staffs from one pick up point to the project in the morning and from the project back to the pick up point in the evening be considered as carpool?
This vehicle (...

We are pursuing this credit for a new building on an existing corporate campus, Initial review came back and said we had to demonstrate treatment for entire campus flows, not just project site...

Does the...

I am confused as to what I should do for my calculations. My office has interior partition walls that separates rooms from other rooms with windows. These partitions, however, have panes of glass...

Case 1 sounds like NC, Major renovation. Case 2 would likely be NC if the remaining 70% is to be occupied by the owner in the future, since they will control the build-out. If that remaining...

It could depend on alot of factors - but take a look at
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The local regulation requires certain building footprint setback from site boundary. This rules quantity of open space (can be either vegetated or not vegetated). There is another local...

No new landscaping, turf, or irrigation are planned for this project - can this credit be pursued in this case?
thanks.

Would the concourse area for passengers awaiting buses and trains be considered regularly occupied space? Since they are passengers and not workers, I'm unclear as to which way to go.

I'm not an expert on LEED-CS 2.0, but I would assume it's the same as NC. As we discuss in some more detail above under Checklists, you have to have some landscaping to be eligible for the credit. Planters can be landscaping.Part of the idea here is to not incentivize projects to earn the credit by paving over everything or installing artificial turf, ec. Log in or register to post comments 2 Vote up! Thanks Tristan for your feedback. It was my understanding that to meet the credit it would be expected that some landscaping is required too. Just wanted to share with other forum users...