We have an international client with a large campus along a coast line that is forming a landbank to protect existing mangrove areas.

This project with large window areas is installing sun control window films which rejects 72% total solar energy and gives 66% of solar heat reduction.

We are doing a project in Singapore and we are considering providing native or adaptive species in the project.

My project is on a dense urban site with little to no open or green space. It is a governmental / law enforcement building.

Hell all - I've been trying to understand the requirements of the SS 5.1 ACP which allows donation of offsite land in trust.

For urban spaces in Credit 5.1, does vegetated space need to take up 20% of site area or 20% of building footprint? I assumed it was of site area, but recently discovered a question which implied

I have a Project that is considering “Hydroseeding” as a permanent landscape design.

I just wanted to confirm that greenfield sites are eligible for exemplary performance for this credit.

The previously developed site definition reflected in the narrative above is one that I'm familiar with from a fairly recent addendum.

My LEED project is located on reclaimed land (connecting/filling 2 islands to 1 bigger island) with no previous development - I am wondering if I can pursue this credit according to the Greenfield