I received a comment back from the GBCI saying that the compliance with regards to bike racks and showers must be demonstrated, independently, by each type of space.

I would like to clarify the LEED V2009 requirement for Showers and Changing Rooms.

We have a situation where the footprint of the site is too small to accommodate all of the required bicycle racks serving our project in one area.

Our project consists of three buildings connected through the basement and is registered under campus development. We are providing bicycle racks and shower changing rooms in the basement.

I read from Reference Guide that there is distance requirements (200 yards from building entrance) for location selection of bicycle storage for case 1 (commerical or institutional project 300,000

Our project is providing the bicycle racks and the showers separately in thre differente levels. A set of 6 bicycle racks are on the underground level 1 A set of 28 bicycle racks and 4 showers are

I have a very large Core & Shell office building that is over 300,000 square feet.

We have a large (over 300,000 s.f.) office tower that is across the street from a national chain fitness center (within 100 yards).

Walking distance or crow flies?

Hi, Our project is in the city centre, in one of the main business areas, close to many services and transport connections. We have no space on the ground-level to store bicycles (it is a zero-lot