I am modeling a museum with separately controlled exhibit lighting. I am using Section 9.6 of 90.1 2007 (space by space) to calculate my baseline general lighting power densities.

I am working on a project that has two parts to the building. There is an office component and a shop component. The office is going to be heated and cooled with a VRF system.

We have a number of LEED projects in infill locations in Ireland. Since we don't really have a standard code for site Erosion and Sedimentation we have to stick to the U.S.

Hi, I am working on a CI 2009 fit out where the the landlord services such as heating pumps, boilers, AHU's and chillers are already installed.

SSc4.3 credit: Low-Emitting and Fuel-Efficient Vehicles, The project is located on a large campus, do the preferred FE/LE parking spaces need to be located within the LEED project boundary? And if

We have a Residential project in New York City (complies with credit SS 2), and the ground level is a small amount of retail and a community space.

If tenants are individually metered, are the percentages of offset calculated on common area meter usage only?

Is this new compliance path likely to have any effect, direct or indirect, on prereq/credit documentation?

To reduce runoff peak and quantity our project team used an embedded underground chambers system.

Some years ago the facade of an existing building was demolished. The facade was completely glazed. The structure of the building (pillars, beams) was conserved.