Hi, I’m working on a pre-assessment for a large manufacturing (aircraft) plant.

We have a project that is a parking garage structure.

I am working on the LEED Certification of a 23,000sq.ft. concrete "business continuity" dome. It is literally a concrete dome.

Requirements emphasize "existing" transit service. I assume that new transit service is negotiated as part of the project plan will also count. Please confirm.

How can this credit be achieved if the building is a high-rise residential building where all apartments are separately metered? This is a rental building.

Does anyone knows if the tenant spaces shall be simulated with HVAC system for a shopping mall or can i just simulate with idealloads? I searched in the LEED Reference guide Appendix 2 but it does

Hi Does anyone know if sea water flushing which is non-potable water can contribute towards these credits. We are working on new LEED-CI project in Hong Kong that uses sea water for flushing conne

Both NCv2.2 and v2009 are clear with the temperate and humidity constraints.

I have another question similar to above. We have a project that is substantially complete with construction, the cleaning crews are in right now. Only flooring remains to be installed.