In the LEED EBOM reference guide, spaces smaller than 150 sf do not have to provide CO2 sensors, according to California Mechanical Code Title 24.

I am working on a building used to house sick children and their family after their treatment. It is not a healthcare building (i.e. no medical staff).

Dear forum, We are working with an industrial plant that is seeking to obtain the LEED Certification.

I am trying to meet the 30% open space target. The project has plenty of open pedestrian-oriented hardscape area.

I am working on an educational facility and all multi-occupant spaces contain thermostat controls except for one classroom.

Does anyone know what the rated power is for vending machines?

We are compiling the equipment for a multi-floor office renovation. Dow e need to include A/V Equipment? Including ceiling speakers, projectors, projection screens, microphones, etc?

It seems that the only way a previously certified LEED EB project can obtain these 4 points is if the project has "maintained tracking" since completeing the initial certification (see guidance on

Hi, I was wondering how to calculate operable shutters that cover clear glass.