Hi, 

I am persuing the "Interiors Life-Cycle Impact Reduction" credit,  Option 3: Design for Flexibility for a CI project.

Hello everyone,

We are currently working on a LEED ID+C certification project. It involves a rental space where our customer is just the tenant, who will take over the space fully finished.

I am working on a project for a commercial interior planning under ID+C certification that opted mainly for an open space plan but in certains areas there are some drywalls to convey priv

how is this credit calculated? can in include existing floor slab and deck? we are leaving a portion of the exiting walls that are about 20ft tall and our ceilings will be at 9'.

Refurbished or repurposed items would be less costly than purchasing new, i.e.:  a refurb task chair may be free or half the cost of a new one.  The credit lanugage states to "include the

Most WBLCA software programs do not include product specific data.

Hi everyone, 

And in this case, since the slab is structural, the replacement cost would just be the cost of the sealant or polishing process, right?

We are considering pursuing option 3 Building Interiors Life Cycle Assessment. Has anyone pursued this option and included "building reuse and/or salvage materials"?