I asked this a couple of days ago on the HAP users forum and no one has responded so hopefully I'll have better luck here.

We are doing a project that is a renovation and addition. Renovation of existing HVAC and addition of a gym as part of the same building (This area requires new MEP).

I am modeling an office building which has 2 open-plan offices facing 3 different orientation each.

If my buiding type is not in Energy Star and I don't see it really in the 2003 CBECS PerformanceTargetsTable and I try to use what I think is closest.

I'd like to use 5.4.3.4 Exception g to exclude the need for vestibules for each shop entrance of the shops that our office building has on the street level.

We are working on an ASHRAE 90.1 model in Nevada and are adding the solar information manually to the LEED online forms, post energy modeling (so our solar energy is not appearing on the software g

Table 1.4.2A (Shading & Orientation) asks for the Above-Grade Wall & Vertical Glazing Area by Orientation.

I modeled a 10-story hotel building. Since the majority of space are hotel rooms, which are considered to be Residential spaces, the primary Baseline HVAC system type is System #1.

We are doing LEED certification for a building in a campus which already has exterior lighting installed.

For the purpose of energy modelling of an industrial building, there are rooms which have process related humidity control (humidity control which is not intended for comfort).