I am doing a project in Lahore, Pakistan for the British Council. It is a 6,000sf library located on a 50,000sf site.

Is it possible to have a LEED boundary that differs from the actual limit of disturbance shown in the construction documents?

There are 3 buildings in a single site and these 3 buildings have a shared basement parking.

Project is adjacent to the Atlantic Ocean. The sand dune is protected with many native plant species and a nesting habitat for 5 different endangered turtle species.

I am working on a LEED certification for a new building that is attached via a small circulation bridge to an existing LEED-Certified building on a college campus.

I am Working on a project with a 2 story addition. A portion of the project includes a major renovation to the building entry. My question lies with where to define the project boundary.

BACKGROUND INFO: - Attempting LEED EB: O&M Certification for a historical train/transit station - The first floor of the station has an opening/threshold (no enclosures) that connects to an u

Hi all, I have posted this last week but i haven't got any replies so i am re-posting: "We have an administration complex consisting of two basement levels having parking and utility rooms, and ab

The development (landscape and new chiller yard) associated with our LEED project reaches across a road that is owned by the city and not the client.

It was recently brought to my attention that our Master Site (under the older "block" registration process) has changed since our original design intent.