My client was late in committing to LEED for an interior renovation, so is this prerequisite achievable if commissioning was not incorporated into the project until the construction phase?

Our site is located in a new development that does not have public transit servicing it currently, but there are future plans to add a route here.

I am working with a client to identify which spaces in their building to audit and am curious if anyone has handled open workstations (i.e. cubes) differently than closed offices?

Has anyone attempted to get an ID point for putting together a narrative that describes project coordination through the use of project management software and electronic conferencing?

We are working on a new office building that is designed to use natural ventilation, the building hasn't a HVAC system. We are defining the space conditioning categories for EaP2.

Does LEED 2009 require that the site assessment be performed within so many years of project construction?

We know that bamboo can be conted in the rapidly renewable materials right?

This relates to a questioned I posed on the IEQ cleaning equipment forum in regards to where to draw the line.

I can't find official language further elaborating on what "flavors" of LEED Certified buildings qualify. Can a LEED-CI project going into a LEED-EB certified building earn this credit?

Could anybody please explain to me whether you can declare VOC content on basis of the formulation, or will you always need a test for compliance with this credit?