For Mid-rise residential buildings it is required to perform a blower door test according E779-03 but international ASTM web site indicates that this standard has been superseded by ASTM E779-10.

I am the HERS rater working on a 80+ story condominium high rise. It is intended to be a "smoking permitted" building. Some of the residential units have in-unit access to the elevators.

We have a question about the location of the anti smoking signs. Leed requires that the signs are installed in certain areas, such as elevator, circulation, rooms?

Since all the visitors to our project speaks Spanish, I wonder if is accepted to meet this credit that signage be written in Spanish?

Are these an 'primary or secondary entry'?

I am conducting a survey in affiliation with University of Cincinnati for my Master's thesis which would take just 10-15 minutes of your time.

Hi, We are working on a new construction hotel project.

I have a project that the owners want to use stand with the "No Smoking Sign" instead of placing signage on building itself, will that comply?

My city has an ordinance that there is no smoking within 20' of outside doors on City property. This is a City-owned facility and that is the rule that is enforced by management.