To piggyback off Nathan's introduction where he mentions construction waste management, who is doing anything innovative or different in managing construction waste?  Construction waste has no

Hello - new to the site.

The credit states the following: Install daylight-responsive controls in all regularly occupied daylit spaces within 15 feet (4.5 meters) of windows and under skylights for at least 25% of

Assume a building to be demolished has large HVAC equipment and electrical gear, etc., and is not being reused but discarded.

The corridors are separated from the staircase by two doors in order to create a space (buffer space) whose walls and doors are fire-resistant.

We are working on a police substation that houses two precincts with three shifts per precinct.

The reference guide includes rollout mats in the list of "acceptable permanent entryway systems." LEED 2009 allowed rollout mats to be used as part of the 10' but treated it as non-permanent.

Dennis,

Hello,

We received a review comment that states "the fan volume and fan power should be modeled identically in the proposed and baseline for semi-heated spaces".

I am working with a Francophone school in Canada who wish to pursue the School as a Teaching Tool innovation credit.