I have a similar quesion as Alicja Bieszyńska, had above. Our project will contain offices and a pre-school facility. Two adjacent building contains homes. These buildings will share a large yard.

Hi, we have a site with several multi-use buildings which have non-residential entrances and a main entrance which will lead to residential lobby etc.

I have a fire station that will have 9 fire fighters working 24-hour shifts. 1.

Hi, we are working on a project for which our client would like to pursue a Major Renovation certification. All air handlers will be replaced.

All, our project is a large and complex convention center remodel/expansion. We are proposing a metering strategy that is tailored to the way the building will be operated.

If a building is on a sloped site, and therefore the building height varies from one facade to the next, how shall the building height be determined relative to the BCTF spreadsheet?

Hi, I have a lobby which has one side is open to outside. But the length of lobby is almost 40ft instead of 25ft. And their are 8 ceiling fans evenly.

We have a residential building looking for certification. Which rating system would be more appropiate? New Construction or Core& Shell? Many thanks

It has come to my attention that in my local market, most if not all waste management companies use visual inspections to determine recycling rates for commingled loads.

In the past, we've used FloorScore-certified Static Dissipative rubber Tiling for Comm rooms. The client is now asking for conductive rubber flooring instead of dissipative.