We are submitting a 90,000 SF Humanities Building on a commuter campus. The agency owner has eliminated practically all interior parking over the last 5 years.

Our project (located overseas) is pursuing EQpc78 Design for Active Occupants by incorporating features 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, and 8.

Has anyone done a study to prove that incorporating the features of this credit into their buildings has reduced elevator usage in a high-enough percentage to be able to reduce the quantity of elev

If I am working on a CI project where the tenant project space is two floors in a high rise.

My project is on a corporate campus. The corporation is a big proponent of employee health and fitness.

I received back the following as part of the review comments: "Provide signage indicating that the floors are classified for re-entry." What kind of signage are talking about?

I have a LEED 2009 project and we are trying to go for a pilot credit - design for active occupants.

On a LEED-CI project where the interior will be renovated, the project owner encourages walking. A walking path has been provided that overlooks an atrium and is daylit with a skylight.

Like Nate, I also like the intentions of this credit.

Our project is located in a city that has a mild climate year round and outdoor activities are common and in demand.