Submitting the following: 1. Continuous sidewalks. 2. Main entrance on the primary façade faces a public space. 3.

Our project is on a corner and has two street frontages, with the primary façade on the "main street" and one side along a side street.

I would like to see some more options added to this credit to encourage walking on the project site such as tables and benches with solar powered charging stations, outdoor theaters, performance ar

I have recently applied this criteria to a Major Refurbishment project in an Urban setting. Has anyone looked at using this pilot credit for a Commercial interiors project?

As stated by Melissa Merryweather below the link to the survey is broken.

I have a project in Miami that meets all the criteria of the SSpc14 credit, however I have a question to define the following requirement - "When a Façade extends along a sidewalk – no more than

The link provided to us for the Pilot Credit Participant Survey only directs to the USGBC homepage. Is there an up to date link for this?

For the following requirement: - If a facade extends along a sidewalk, no more than 40% of its length or 50 feet, whichever is less, is blank (without doors or windows). Is the requirement met if

I agree with Andrew about the building height requirements for this credit. It is the one area that may need to be looked at further.

Has anybody had success with this credit on a project in an urban setting? What about approaching it with an 'Alternative Compliance" path?