Dear all, we cannot decide whether we should treat our site as previously developed or as a greenfield site. Hope anyone can help me with this.

Condensed version of LEED-EB: O&M that has proven to be useful in introducing O&M to potential facilities management clients, those just starting LEED-EBOM, and hopefully, will be a bridge

We have a central Air Handling Unit supplying 100% outside fresh air to all the rooms in a building, e.g offices, meeting rooms, conference rooms, etc This air will be tempered to say 18 degrees Ce

For a building I have to use the Building Area Method (ASHRAE 90.1-2007, 9.5.1) because some calculations were already developed through that method and now changing the method would be complicated

Hello, For my project building the mechanical engineer has provided me with his VAV sizing calculation spreadsheets for all zones and all floors.

I talked to a leading manufacturer of thermal barrier tape which typically requires an EPD to be included in the credit.

SS C6.1 has two cases: Case 1: Sites with existing imperviousness 50% or less: Requires proposed runoff not exceeding the existing runoff. Case 2: Sites with existing imperviousness greater than 50

Is there a minimum number of logs required to be submitted to comply with this credit? The project I am handling wishes to install the meter but because of the log requirement, we might need to de

Hai, my project use epoxy glue for anchoring rebar from brick wall to column and slab in indoor area. Does it must meet LEED requirement for adhesive and sealant?

I wish that this Pilot Credit had some sort of sliding scale built-in for the size of the donation.