We have a project that includes a workshop/studio space.

Hi All, Assuming that one of the hazardous chemical area also has a fresh air supply (in addition to the exhaust), how do we determine if the min exhaust rate (0.5cfm/sq.ft) is achieved.

We have small shops (less than 100m2) on the street level of our office building. Each shop has an entrance to the pedestrian. How can one comply to the 10ft entry way system?

Dear all, could you please help me with the following question - on our project we have revolving doors with entryway systems installed, its diameter is 2,8 m.

We have a project were we are not building any new car parks, The project building has its origins from late 19th century, so it doesn’t even have the potential, space or local government approval

Dear all, My first question is that which part exactly from the Reference guide states that the entryway system should be placed inside the building?

Two projects, we've received the following comment: "Note that LEED Interpretation 10098 allows for a portion of the entryway system to be located outside of the building, if covered, but only when

I am new to Leed Requirements, and as my company manufactures walk-off mats, I am currently assisting one of our laundry rental customers in providing 10-ft, laundered entrance way walk-off mats to

I have a laundry room in a building which has no interior doors to other inhabited interior spaces, only an exterior door and exterior windows.