I have a LEED 2009 project where all buildings are pursuing LEED certification and are served by the same plant (for heating and cooling).

Our project will have a biofuel system that utilizes agricultural crops as the biofuel. Per the LEED reference guide this is considered to be renewable energy.

I am working on a project in Tokyo, Japan. They are considering saving part of the exitsing building structure for multiple reasons.

I have a building with two conditioned zones. One is dining and another is kitchen. Both zones has no wall and air can flow through each zone freely.

We are designing a 4 story building where the owner will occupy 3-1/2 floors of the building and another tenant will at some point occupy the remaining portion.

I am using IES VE to model hotel type rooms that each have a separate bathroom. The bathrooms do not have any heating equipment, cooling equipment or thermostats in them.

Other than sharing the monthly energy bills, is there annual reporting / audits that are required to maintain platinum status?

Hi all, I'm looking for some guidance on modelling a heating system for a new school extension that will be served from the existing boiler system. One of the options for a new school extension i

We have a project where the team came to us after the fact and are asking about LEED certification. They have already installed a 2 pipe fan coil system.

In an EAp2 appeal we were denied a 87 % cooling energy saving. The reviewer consider it unlighty to have cooling demand during winter during unoccupied hours.