Quoting MPR Supplemental Guidance document (Buildings attached to non-certified buildings, page 17): "1) VERTICALLY ATTACHED, LEED-EB: O&M, AND MAJOR RENOVATION PROJECTS If the certifying proj

We are working on a new building addition. The new addition building will be attached horizontally to a non LEED-Certified building.

Hi, We have a project that includes a Hangar, with two levels of administrative offices and workshop area in one 250,000sf building.

We have a Garment factory project that has three blocks with connectivity bridge.  The three blocks are namely Cutting block, Sewing block, and Fabric store block.

I am working on a 7 story resort hotel and condo under LEED 2009 NC. We just received word that the 9 Condos on floors 6 and 7 will be finished at a future date.

I'm working on a project that consists of an office building tower that will be erected on top of a shopping center built 20 years ago.

We are working on a large residential project that has two very tiny retail spaces at the base (one less than 500 sf, and the other about 1500 sf).

Hello, what level of intervention would constitute as "Major Renovation"?

We are designing a high-rise residential tower with a school and retail area at the base. There is some entry and service space serving the residential tower on the cellar and ground floor levels.

We have an existing two-story community recreation center with an adjacent parking lot. Most(about 75%) of the building interior will be renovated, with some new windows added to the perimeter.