The commentary above seems contradictory to me.

Is the following building eligible for a CS certification: Basically a big 205 000 sqft box with no common areas, with 30 000 sqft of mezzanine for future office space.

We're currently working on a very large student union building for a major California university, which is in its final design review phase.

We are renovating urban buildings into apartments and speculative retail/commercial space. Some of the retail/commercial space will be constructed prior to application and some won't.

My client is an owner of an existing production hall. He will build a big addition on the left wing of the existing building which will also be a production hall.

We are working with a developer on a mixed use project that includes 2 "towers" connected by a commons space.

I have a project on an island in South Korea.

We have a hotel building (600,000 sf) and a convention center (150,000 sf) which are connected by a 300-400 feet ong corridor.

We purchased an abandon building which will be renovated for both envelope, Electric, and HVAC. The problem is we will own only have of the building.

Thanks to Tristan for getting me to the right forum on this, I will also be reading the guide but will post this question for any feedback the forum might have... Our project in question is a new