This section is a little confusing and I am putting my interpretation of it up.

Intermixed throughout our open office floor plan, we have included a number of casual seating arrangements to facilitate informal, impromptu meetings.

A building will be constructed to be occupied as a media center for about a year. After that period, the building will be renovated to be sold or rented to become an office building.

We have a LEED CI project in an office building in Kuala Lumpur and the local contractor is telling us there is no option to recycle.

We are undertaking the space inventory in advance of our audit. The building is a +/- 1,000,000 sf office tower. I'm wondering if the audit needs to include the loading dock area.

Client is considering LEED for 4-story college dormitory. We are planning on renovating the dorm, but this will not be a gut-renovation - no envelope work.

Our system has 2 different refrigerant types. One type in the compressor and another type in the refrigeration circuit.

Our Blower door tests of the residential top floor of a mixed use building reports the findings as Total Airflow through the door seals [m3/h] at a given pressure differential [Pa].

Are you required to use the Supplemental Daylight & Views Calculation Spreadsheet available Credit Resources? Can we still use a spreadsheet as listed in the Documentation Toolkit here?

Does anyone know if LEED counts being RoHS compliant as being equal to NEMA compliance? Thank you, Shevaun