My project building is one of 40+ on a company's campus/site. They do not purchase electricity on a building-by-building basis, but for the entire site.

First - PLEASE bring back some kind of number system like MR4, MR5, whatever...these credit names are too difficult to remember and differentiate.

In the course of the 30+ LEED projects I have participated in, I have never successfully achieved this credit.

I understand the different occupancy types and the default fixture use values; however, what I do not understand is how I am suppose to get a somewhat accurate estimation of a occupancy daily total

Poured concrete is not an air barriers. Your wall section will need a separate air barrier.

"Consensus decision-making is a group decision making process that seeks not only the agreement of most participants but also the resolution or mitigation of minority objections" If LEED is update

Hi, I'm working on LEED CI project, which has used products such as panels which are made of steel (20%) which has reycled content (50%) and particle board (80%) which is FSC certified(100%).

Hi The credit defines comfort according to the four primary comfort criteria identified by ASHRAE 55-2004: air temperature radiant temperature humidity air speed. A comfort control meeting the c

I’d personally like to hear input from architects and project teams on some fundamental questions regarding coatings and sealants.