Can an innovation credit be achieved through a tenant lease agreement which will require all tenants to install low-emitting materials for their space.

Hi, Our project team would like to use a green wall placed in our office building's atrium as an innovation in design credit.

Our client is considering to apply photocatalytic paint (TiO2) on the project carpark wall and ceiling to reduce the NOx level and air pollutant.

I'm not sure where to post a question about this credit as we are submitting it as an ID credit under Core and Shell v2009. I'm not sure how to proceed.

Realizing I should have posted this here...I received a comment on a design phase review that since this is a core & shell building, the owner has to either include green cleaning in the lease,

In our CS project, we would like to develop a legally binding performance criteria for the tenant to attempt 1 point in ID Path 1.

In seeking IDc1 Innovation and Design point for LEED CS v2009, would the purchase of carbon offsets to reduce natural gas emissions be acceptable in achieving the ID point?

We are working on a LEED-CS project. Our client asked the architects to add a touch-screen kiosk in the building lobby to inform occupants and visitors about the project's green features.

We are proposing to install equipment for measuring the consumption of irrigation water, toilets and cooling towers.

Hello, I am working on a v2009 LEED-CS project and was wondering if the Low-Mercury lamp credit could be pursued?