Hi everyone, I have a project (residential building) that has a roof terrace with self-service amenities such as kitchenette, chimney, lounge areas, etc.

We are working on a recreation center with a gym and several pools. More efficient showers in the locker rooms will save a lot of water.

We are certifying a project in Spain.

While the Water Use Reduction Additional Guidance document, (updated August 16, 2010), clearly address’ how to calculate total daily uses both with and without urinals.

I have a cut sheet on a faucet the building owners want to use in the public lavatories in their 3,5000 sq. ft.dental building. They and their staff are the only tenants.

We have a small TI project that is struggling with the WEp1 credit. We have built out a suite in a building that already qualified for LEED Certified.

Hi, our project is considering installing metering in our showers as a water saving improvement.

we are working on a hotel project where the residents will also use the water fixtures in common areas like restaurants. in that case what is the applicable baseline?

Are Hotel Passengers considered transients or residents?

Our building has 1 shower that will be used primarily for occasional cleaning of stuff like muddy rubber boots... it's adjacent to an ecology lab.