So I have a similar issue as what Simon above described. I am working on the LEED:EB certification of a multi-tenant commercial high-rise in a densely populated urban environment. The issue we...

Trista Brown Project Director WSP USA LEEDuser Basic Member 456 thumbs up February 13, 2019- 8:11 pm Hi Michelle, if your initial and recertification are both v2009 I think you could certainly try this approach. There's really no way to guarantee that it will be approved unless you run it by GBCI before you submit. Maybe someone else on the forums has tried something similar for this credit and will chime in! Log in or register to post comments ...

For Option 1, Path 2 using the daylight and views calculator we are trying to a factor that meets the requirement. The building has exterior automated horizontal louvers (not perforated), which...

I see that there was some conversation on the views credit back in 2011. I'm thinking that someone may have received an answer by now on the question of the height of the partitions.

Even...

The project is an A/E office with very open floor plans, and the question is about defining 'regularly occupied space'. Much of the floor area is open space used for traffic flow to/from...

Tristan Roberts Representative Vermont House of Representatives LEEDuser Expert 11477 thumbs up July 26, 2014- 8:33 am Ethan, this would be a good question to post to our v4 forum for this credit! Log in or register to post comments ...

I am reviewing Option 1 Path 2 (Prescriptive) for a visitor's center project. There are several private offices where the VLT x...

Okay, why does the Credit Language above refer to a minimum of 10...

I am trying to calculate the requirements and was wondering about some technical details. This is for a library on a college university.
1. Does the window sill have to be between 30-90"?...

Our project team is pursuing the Daylight credit for...