Dear LEED users I would like to use the 40/60 rule to select suitable rating system between NC 2009 and Healthcare NC2009 for a Hospital building project including the facilities inside (e.g admini

Please advise whether you think LEED-CS is the appropriate rating system for the project, giving the following: - The project involves converting an existing 2-story warehouse into condos.

Is there a minimum "age" that the building needs to have in order to be elegible to pursue LEED EBO&M? Thanks

Has anyone seen the newest release of the Rating System Selection Guidance (dated 1/27/14 on the download page no date on the document)? It indicates that multifamily residential buildings of 4 to

Hi, I'm working on a consultancy office in Turkey. And we have a a hospital project that it will be only constructed from the firm then sell it to tenant later.

The project is a new construction consisting of a heavy process manufacturing plant and a corporate office wing.

Would a high rise condo building (greater than ten floors) be considered LEED for Homes or LEED NC? I think they are thinking LEED NC, but wasn't sure if that could apply.

I am currently working on an airport terminal renovation project; 2 seperate terminals (non-contiguous) will be renovated (intending to register as 2 seperate projects). The scope of the project

I have a 6000sf existing building with almost 70% of it offices and 30% retail. All building is under the same management. I have the operation data for all months.

We have the following development: a 50acre lot is going to be divided up in smaller units of 5000sqft and each lot will have a residence, a house.