Even though there is a post over this ítem I am not really sure about this two áreas and the need of signage. In our builiding there are 4 entrances to the underground car park.

We've conducted the differential pressure test and the average is around 7 pa. We've had the contractor test the room and report the results on the LEEDUser form.

Hello. We have a building located downtown in Chicago, and have a question regarding required verbiage for the signage posted at building entrances.

For those of you working with zero lot line buildings: we have seen the reviews vary in the past pertaining to documentation submittals.

In our hotel project, most rooms are non-smoking. Do they comply or do we have to test on all rooms even when they are designated as non smoking?

Can you please comment on whether the following approach would be acceptable to achieve this prerequisite: A project building is attached to a loading dock on the property, and the designated smok

Hi, an occupant in our project building (office) insists on indoor smoking. He agreed to installing a cabin in his kitchenette (they already smoke there).

The LEED Online form v06 of this prerequisite asks the user to select either: "smoking is prohibited on the project site" or "smoking is prohibited within 25 feet of entries, outdoor air intakes, a