Our building is mostly naturally ventilated. One of the seven floors, however, has a central air system installed that serves three densely occupied conference rooms.

As it says above, achieving this credit without a BAS is difficult. What exactly needs to be done if we don't have a BAS?

We would like to pursue this credit, as our hospital floor renovation project registered under LEED CI v 2.0 is reusing all patient beds.

We’re working on a 20 stories building that is seeking LEED NC v3 certification. This building considers ASHRAE’s #8 HVAC baseline system: VAV w/ PFP boxes.

I read from Reference Guide that there is distance requirements (200 yards from building entrance) for location selection of bicycle storage for case 1 (commerical or institutional project 300,000

Adrianna, it sounds like one more article isn't what you're looking for, but here is a good one, in case it's helpful:

Tristan, do you know if this is going to be focused more on new construction, or will they discuss pitfalls in the Existing Building Arena as well?

EQ6.2 a) states:"Size the opening to 1 sq inch per cfm of supply air (this area may include free area undercut below door)." When using a grille are they specifying gross or net area?

Would a high-rise tower be compliant with credits requirements? From the upper floors one would only see the sky outside vision glazing. Would this be enough?

We are working on a major renovation project and the restrooms have natural ventilation. Do we have to provide additional mechanical exhaust to comply with ASHRAE?