If the construction site is really "active", that is to say there is earth movement everyday and the slopes are changing every couple of days, do we need to protect them everysingle day? According

We are renovating and entire floor (43,000 office space square feet).

Our project has existing non-structural plaster walls that will be reused in place.

If I understand correclty, we can use the table in the reference guide with several BMPs to determine the removal efficiency.

we have a LEED ND project in South Africa, which we registered early this year at Stage 2.

this dance studio has windows that provide a "connection between indoor spaces and outdoors" with views to the sky.

Can anyone help with the text box asking for a description of the data collection methodology etc.? We are using option 3. The survey went out to everyone and we got 66% participation.

My project is being built on an old parking lot in a previously developed, campus-style site. The LEED site boundary will be drawn around this building only.

Im working on a C&S building and we have two space types: office and meting rooms. I would like to know if I can use occupant diversity (D) for the outdoor air calculations.

The electric company for our school project offers a rate structure which includes a lower rate for heat pumps.