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Experience with Pilot Credit MRpc87- Verified Construction & Demolition Rates
Pilot-Credits MRpc87:Verified Construction & Demolition Recycling Ratesposted by Sam Mitchell on
The overall intent of the pilot is definitely impactful in helping to shift the market to more strict verification processes; however, there could me more alternative compliance path
Separate buildings with common basement
NC-v4 EAp2:Minimum energy performanceposted by Nikos Tsitsikas on
Hi all,
PBT Source Reduction Calculator sill required for all LED lighting?
Healthcare-v4 MRp3:PBT source reduction - mercuryposted by Rebecca Mann on
Our healthcare project is a new build, and will specify all LED light fixtures. No fixtures contain mercury.
Need more info on v4.1 Integrative Process credit
NC-v4.1 IPc1:Integrative Processposted by Victoria Rios Esteve on
Hi everyone! We are working on the certificacion of a major renovation building. We are willing to get this IP credit but have some doubts.
Announcing the Sustainable Community Design Leaders (SCDL) Peer Network!
posted by RoseAnn Grimes on
Happy 2021 Green Gurus,
BuildingGreen has some New Years news to share with you all!
Building façades as urban landmarks
Hospitality-NC-v4.1 EQc8:Quality Viewsposted by Ricardo Sá on
Hi,
Experience Feedback for Biophilic Design
Pilot-Credits EQpc123:Designing with Nature, Biophilic Design for the Indoor Environmentposted by Robyn Vettraino on
In our experience with this pilot, it was really the intent that stood out as the driving force behind the design decisions and there was less of a need to simply check boxes of pre-set requirement
Safety First: Re-Enter Your Workspace COVID-19
EBOM-v4 INc1:Innovationposted by ERM Korea on
Has anyone achieve the credit Safety First: Re-Enter Your Workspace
ASHRAE Level 1 & 2 Audit Timelines
EBOM-v4 EAp1:Energy efficient best management practicesposted by Krithikha Muthukrishnan on
Hi,
Defining net zero
posted by Chris Flint Chatto on
We have an increasing number of projects, where the client is coming to us with "net zero" aspirations and plans, some of which don't fit the typical all-electric, grid-tied building that produces