We have a project for a single entity that owns and occupies an entire building. They are required to achieve LEED silver on this renovation per their local code.

We are currently doing a government facility and the project requires a LEED notebook be kept. Not having done this prior I need some guidance as to what and how to complete.

The proposed project is located in an island and the intent is to locate bungalow cabins over water in piers (see: http://www.islands.com/gallery/top-19-overwater-bungalow-resorts) along with some

How to set LEED Building boundary for new extension of an airport? In next phases other new extensions/will be added.

Thanks, Tristan, for redirecting me here! We are completing a LEED NC for a major renovation for a building on a campus.

We are designing an office space in one floor of an existing building. It will be gutting and full fit-out of this floor alone; nothing else in the building will be touched and the exist.

There is a new data center extension to an existing building of a different use (office). The extension is accessible via a corridor. The buildings do share an electrical box.

My client is designing a hotel project which will be built in two phases.

From the supplemental Guidance resion 2: "LEED projects must include the new, ground-up design and construction, or major renovation, of at least one commercial, institutional, or high - rise resi

I have a 4-5 story non-LEED building that will be adding 4-5 stories to the new project. I'm confused as to why they would require that the addition be of different ownership.