Hi all, What level of detail do you generally use for completing the space usage type table? Do you write down room by room? Do you bundle up rooms by floor?

Hi, I am working on a project under LEED BD+C that has some shell space that will no be outfitted until well after the completion of the construction and LEED documentation.

Working on a 5-story residence hall for university client. The top 4 floors are typical bedroom units, with typical support spaces such as study rooms, lounges, etc.

We have renovation of a college building. Most of the building is made up of faculty offices with some waiting areas and conference rooms.

I am looking in which rationg system my project can be classified. It has 88% Retail with storages, 7 % offices and 5% nursery. Can we use Retail and the office and nursery falls into an exemption

My project is a surgical suit additions. We are calculating patients as: 1) transients 2) outpatients The only transients for the project are the patients.

Hey, We are working on an office in New York, but I really do not know how to fill FTE calculations, Can you please give me some information on where can I find some information regarding data col

Would theater/performance dressing rooms and special dedicated "star" dressing rooms be considered regularly occupied spaces with regard to IEQc8.1 and 2?

City Library project. LEED Manual seems too vague, and doesn't seem to address the transient nature of users vs full time office staff.

I am working on a three story office building, that is registered as LEED Core & Shell, where the 2nd floor will be built-out for the owner's company, which means we know the occupancy of the 2