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Daylight Simulation Modeling Topography
NC-2009 IEQc8.1:Daylight and Views—Daylightposted by Kristina Abrams on
Our current daylight simulation shows hotspots along a window wall that is shaded by existing trees and topography. We did not model the topography as part of the simulation.
90 % of the average annual rainfall
NC-2009 SSc6.2:Stormwater Design—Quality Controlposted by Lucie Cervena on
Could anyone give me an advice which of the following interpretation complies with the credit language?
Option 2 - Labs21
EBOM-2009 EAp2:Minimum Energy Efficiency Performanceposted by Alexis Thompson on
If our LEED project building is a laboratory space are we required to use Labs21 as our benchmark? I know it's probably the preferred method, but is it possible to use other alternative methods?
Oversizing the Proposed Case
NC-2009 EAp2:Minimum Energy Performanceposted by Omar Elrawy on
I need to know if both; Basecase and Proposed case should be identical meaning that both should be oversized with the same ratio?
Daylight Option 2- Borrowing Light
NC-2009 IEQc8.1:Daylight and Views—Daylightposted by Sara Zoumbaris on
Hello All, We have a project that is relying on quite a bit of borrowed light for their interior spaces.
WFR x VLT = much more than 0.180???
NC-2009 IEQc8.1:Daylight and Views—Daylightposted by Karen Loysen on
I am currently running daylight calculations using the prescriptive method on a project with an open plan with large expanses of glazing all around.
DES and EAc5
NC-2009 EAc5:Measurement and Verificationposted by FABIO VIERO on
Hi, I'm now working on a project under LEED certification, according to NC v2009. This project is served by a DES: it is more than 50.000 sqf of GFA, in which the DES supplies energy for more than
Exception to DES
NC-2009 EAc5:Measurement and Verificationposted by FABIO VIERO on
Hi, I'm now working on a group project certification based on three buildings. The HVAC System has a central cooling system that serves only the three buildings. The central cooling system is l
WEp1 - LEED - International - Faucets again
NC-2009 WEp1:Water Use Reduction—20% Reductionposted by André Knutsson on
Regarding the 0.5gpm commercial lavator faucets, we are having a problem finding equipment. Here in Norway there are no faucets which delivers less than 1.5 gpm.
EAc5, Option #3 = MPR #6
NC-2009 EAc5:Measurement and Verificationposted by Dave Hubka on
Why are project teams awarded a point for following the requirements of a Minimum Program Requirement? I am not complaining, I love free points!...