I think I have a great idea for an ID credit (maybe someone already has tried it). For my CI-project I want to have beehives on the (green) roof.

I´m writing to you because we have some questions about Leed rating system.

We can achieve the Brownfield credit for NC or CS projects if an existing building is torn down or significantly renovated and it contains asbestos.

I'm working on a CI project that encompasses nearly all of an office building that is owner-occupied and part of a larger campus.

Right now our project for an office building is en route to meeting the criteria of the updated LEED 2009 EA Credit 1 for optimising energy performance.

We are in design on a LEED CI project and are contemplating installing electric charging stations.

I am wondering if the reuse of light fixtures and mechanical vents has ever been used towards an ID credit. I understand that these divisions are not counted towards any of the MR credits.

You can earn a LEED ID credit by promoting Physical activity in your building. Most of the strategies are already in LEED CI& NC.

We have registered for this Pilot credit, but I don't understand the credit language. We have Level 3 BIFMA certified product (Knoll furniture) which is worth about 12% of the total product cost.