I am working on a large dormitory project which requires a "spoil area" on an adjacent lot which accommodates the excess soil in the cut/fill process of regrading the site. Obviously it is...

Hi, my LEED project is registered and I understand I have a time limit to complete my LEED documentation & projects. However, due to lack of funds, there is no way I can continue with some of...

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Do parquing areas for bicycles also be excluded from "Total gross square footage"?

When in PIFORM 2 LEED asks "Number of stories below grade, excluding parking:", in our case we...

I'm documenting a LEED CI Tenant Build-out in 8 floors of a new 14 floor office tower. What is the definition of "project" gross sf (...

I am beginning work on a fairly complex project. The portion of the project seeking LEED certification is an office building attached to an existing building. The LEED building is 2 stories - one...

I have a project where we are doing a CS certification for the building owner and a CI project for the main tenant at the same time. I was about to submit both for Preliminary Certification....

When we registered one of our healthcare projects we entered it with a gross project square footage of 14,300.

Under the LEED project, the 2nd floor will just a floor and shell, with no...

Kimberly Frith LEEDuser Basic Member 323 thumbs up March 5, 2013- 10:33 am Cassini, the 2% requirement is based on MPR #7: Must Comply with a Minimum Building Area to Site Area Ratio. I recommend you check the LEEDuser forum for MPR #7 and read the supplemental guidance document published by USGBC to determine which areas of the site to include in your LEED project boundary. Log in or register to post comments ...

Can anybody share the common factors considered when selecting technologies for credits? (E.g. Easy installation, Low-Cost, Multiple credit achievements, etc. )

Can anybody share the regular steps to decide the target credits or green level when pursuing LEED-EB&OM certification as a LEED AP? And what the common factors considered? (For E.g. Schedule...