We are working on a five-story student dormitory including a partial basement area in EPA Radon Zone 1.  Are we required to follow the guidance for 'residential only' projects in high-risk are

I'm working on a access to quality transit(table 2) that has a commuter rail station at 1.6 miles walking distance from the project boundary.

My project just completed documenting IPpc93 Prevention through Design.

We are working on a theater that has some uplight from Marquis light on the front of the building.

The LEED v4 glossary defines “regularly occupied spaces’ as “enclosed areas where people normally spend time, defined as more than one hour of continuous occupancy per person per d

The LEED v4 glossary defines “regularly occupied spaces’ as “enclosed areas where people normally spend time, defined as more than one hour of continuous occupancy per person per d

Can a student dormitory be considered Institutional (Case 1) or does it need to be calculated as Residential (Case 2).  Some people are saying that its housing so it must be residential howeve

The project has a Laboratory building where the testing of equipments will be done. Can we consider these Lab test rooms under non regularly occupied areas? 

Hi all,

1. For LEED v4 / v4.1 Low-Emitting Materials compliance, what determines whether a product is considered a wet-applied material?