I am beginning work on a fairly complex project. The portion of the project seeking LEED certification is an office building attached to an existing building.

I have a project where we are doing a CS certification for the building owner and a CI project for the main tenant at the same time. I was about to submit both for Preliminary Certification.

We have currently drawn our LEED boundary to include all areas that our building/scope of work is impacting.

Dear all We're working in the energetic simulation for the credit EA p 2 in LEED NC 2009 in a Data Center building.

1. Are only regularly occupied spaces to be considered or all generally spaces (including stairs, corridors, storage and technical rooms)? 2.

We are targeting this credit for a project with more than 70% of the buildings are utilised for industrial, processing, storage and manufacturing activities.

Scenario: select asbestos-containing material (ACM) to be left in exist. bldg (and is allowed to be) and will be handled during demolition.

We are working with a University that collects everything but Glass however that is detailed out in the special circumstances.

Hello! This may be a stupid question, but I am reviewing the requirements for EAc5.1 and came across Option 3.

The higher the amount for reused furniture, the higher the number for Total Division 12, therefore more difficult to obtain the 30%. Ex.