Is there any percentage limit above which an existing building that is undergoing a renovation is considered a New Construction?

My client is interested in obtaining LEED certificate for a shopping mall (around 1 100 000sqf) which will consist of many shops, cafes, a supermarket and a cinema.

I have a project to certify in France, this is an existing building which will be occupied during the work. The functionality of the building will be change for approximately 60% of the building.

Our project is a 4-Story commercial office building. We are renovating the entire 4th floor, half of 3rd floor and a portion of 1st floor. The 2nd floor is existing office space.

On the process of registration, in step 4 - Project Information on Anticipated Project Type there isn't a category that clearly represents the building we are working.

Hello, Is it possible to certify under EBOM an eco-hotel that is comprised by separate villas? Thanks.

We are in the preliminary phases of a design for a lake resort property.

I have a School project that is approximately 2 floors of a 4 floor building. USGBC seems pretty adamant that all School projects use the Schools rating system.

My client is a warehouse developer. His business is to construct only the shell and the tenant is responsible for fit-out the entire industrial plant.

My client has asked about LEED certification for a multi-phase office renovation.