We are working on a higher education project which is made up of mostly multioccupant spaces. We have 30 workstations in an open office as well.

The Core Performance Guide, and it's reference standard (Consortium for Energy Efficiency Commercial Unitary AC and HP Specification) has no standard for large (760 kbtu/h) systems.

NSF recently accepted a claim by Celceram that their fly ash product - widely used in carpets is post consumer recycled content.

We are nearing the completion of our Design Submittal and have run in to a bit of a sticking point with this credit.

Hi. Currently working on a project in a tropical country where it's NOT general practice to use wood for any structural framing, dimensional framing or sub-flooring.

In the proposed building there is a semiheated space (climate zone 4, heating power 40 W/m^2, no ventilation, no cooling). In the baseline model shall that space be modeled without HVAC system?

For compliance with the "Daylit Controls" we are placing sensors in all perimeter of the offices within 4,5m of the windows, at the high of the ceiling.

This is my first attempt at this credit. I am confused on the effort to prove background noise whether using the ASHRAE or ANSI standard.

The intent of LEED-ND’s Location and Transportation Credit “Access to Quality Transit” (I will call it "AQT" for short - this is formerly SLL Credit 3: “Reduced Automobile Dependence”) is to “encou

On past LEED EBOM Certifications, GBCI has required us to input fuel oil used in our emergency generators. So we did.