I'm working on a LEED project in Asia. The water pressure for shower here is set at 3.5 bar (~50 psi). However, the baseline used by LEED is 2.5gpm at 80 psi.

I have a major renovation project that has existing plumbing fixtures that will remain.

If our project has three different kitchen sinks with varying flow rates (ie SK-1: 1.0GPM, SK-2: 1.5GPM etc), how do I enter the usage for the FTE in the project?

Greetings, I am currently researching the LEED methodology for calculating a water use/efficiency baseline for the housing sector. Any links or advice would be greatly appreciated. Regards.

Hi, Currently we are working in a office project. For the aesthetic purposes the project owners has selected flow fittings which does not meet the LEED requirement.

We are working on a LEED campus project which is going to be certified with one new construction building (will be certified LEED NC 2009) and some other buildings which are not going to be certifi

Hello. In our LEED Project, the water used for Urinals and WC is recovered of the subsoil (freatics water).

Would a Eye Wash Basin in a Laboratory be considered as Process Water and should not be included in the credit calculation?

Hello, I was just wondering if anyone knows the reference or basis of the numbers used in Table 2. Default Fixture Uses, by Occupancy Type in the LEED manual?

We have a campus project where one of the buildings contains showers and changing rooms for the entire campus. In spite of our explanations of the function of these showers, the LEED Reviewer stat