Looking for anyone who has done or attempted to do this credit. Seems like an incredible amount of work for 1 point. we are estimating half the amount of effort as the entire LEED project...

Our project has three different types roof

1. Sloped roof with a centria metal panel
2. White Roof
3. Green Roof
4. Elevator bulkhead "roof"???

I am assuming that...

Emily Purcell Green Building Specialist, Solomon Cordwell Buenz LEEDuser Basic Member 58 thumbs up February 18, 2019- 5:46 pm Hi Deborah, there was a good thread about this on the NC credit forum:  https://leeduser.buildinggreen.com/forum/option-1-documentation-0 I've had the most luck downloading property data sets and using ArcGIS to do the calculations...but I'm lucky that my firm has an ArcGIS license and we mostly work in big cities with good data sets. Even then I can usually make the software give me a total land area in the radius calc quickly but I still have to do a decent amount of manually going back and forth with tax databases. ...

Our project is pursuing LEED v4 BD+C certification and is a University building. The primary function of this facility will be to train nursing students via practice/simulation rooms. Some of the...

We have a lab project on a university campus which is fed chilled water from their central chilled water plant.  The central plant also includes chilled water thermal storage tanks, which in...

Hello - The project I am working on will have an arena and auction hall in the building. It is my understanding these spaces are considered a...

Hello LEED world,

Option 2 of this credit grants 1 point if you "Reuse, salvage, or refurbish...

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I am modeling a 40-story residential building located in Miami and I am following the Energy star “Multifamily high rise program, Version 1.0, Revision 03” simulation guidelines....

I have a project that is a new building located on a previous certified LEED project with PV production.  The previous project had >90% offset by energy use and >100% offset by cost from...

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I have a building for which the ground level steps back and therefore the paving is shading by the building itself. I can't quite tell how to account for this, is it either:

a....