I am modeling a shell office building project for LEED 2009 using ASHRAE 90.1-2007 as the basis for modeling.

We have a project with three multifamily apartment buildings and each qualifies under the new-ish LEED for Homes Multifamily 2010 rating system.

Hello, We have a project with the following site constraints: The LEED Project Boundary includes 2 new buildings: an office tower, and a small bank building.

Would one consider items purchased for a commercial kitchen (i.e., new glasses, plates, creamers, etc) a durable good? It seems like the only place to put it. Thoughts?

My project is a government building, which is being built in an exclusively governmental area. only government buildings are constructed in this area. is a government administrative center.

We are almost complete with construction of a project but have not submitted our design submission. Is there any advantage/disadvantage to submitting them as a combined submission for v2.2NC?

The project is a manufacturing facility. The main production block has other adjacent buildings such as admin, canteen, health center, utility and security blocks.

Developer creating a local TOD ... not a State of MD endorsed TOD. Proposes a shuttle bus line to convey commuters to commuter rail station.

We have an administration complex consisting of two basement levels having parking and utility rooms, and above ground a 4-storey podium and a tower both serving as office spaces.

We are working on a NC project, in Turkey. Is our Project is eligible for option 3? Can you give some explanations? Thank you