Greetings

I'm sure may are familiar with Aqua in Chicago, and Joe Lstiburek's article on thermal bridging.

I am modelling a project receiving chilled water from the district cooling plant with an ice storage and wondering how to account for energy use shifting in the building model if I use Option 2 Ful

Within Option 1, In the product category “walls, ceilings, & acoustical insulation” we are supposed to meet the General Emissions Criteria or CDPH Standard Method v1.1–2010.

We are currently verifying that an insulation product would meet the Low Emitting Materials criteria.

Hello all,

One of our clients is starting a major refurbishment of an office building. Main characteristics of this operation are:

I'm working on a major remodel for a city-owned conference center that has no on-site parking. There is a city-owned parking garage near by. The conference center has 25 employees.

I have a commercial kitchen facility that has a number of plumbing fixtures used for pot filling, etc, which are considered process water (and is reflected as such in the Water Use Reduction c

We are looking at a project that would be considered a major renovation, but we are not touching the outside face of the exterior walls of the building.