Has anyone had any experience with an exemption to a requirement due to a historical building or feature? This is regarding the requirement that no more than 30% of the primary façade can be witho

I would like to see this credit evolve to include pedestrian access to the building. Most cities in my country are very pedestrian oriented and can comply with this credit´s requirements.

Would a project with large playing fields and open area have any possibility of meeting this credit requirement?

The building is parallel to the street, cross street it's a biking line, can this still count towards the credit, please advise.

How would the sidewalk length for the category "Sidewalk Intrusions" be measured for a project consisting of several buildings on a plaza. There are no defined sidewalks and nor driveways on the pl

How is distance between street trees measured? From center to center or from the border of the crown to the next crown border?

We were inspired to test out this credit because of the huge increase in students walking to school after we completed a full renovation of a historic school in North Adams, MA.

I have a campus project in Wisconsin. University projects are generally walkable and try to continue a very pedestrian orientated feel.

Our project is an adaptive reuse of a historic building in a historic district.

If a pilot credit is repealed (under Resources, it says March 2013), does that mean a project can not submit this credit even if the project is registered for the credit?