I'm working on an industrial building in Virginia. One of the rooms is a Quiet/Sleep room, where employees can rest in between their shifts.

We are working on a project where there is not enough room for on-site separation, and the commingled waste will be picked up by the sorting facility.

In a previous post titled "DES Energy Cost" dating back to May 13, 2013, my interpretation of the responses in the thread is that a project can choose to either follow 90.1 or the DES Guidance from

I'm working on a semiconductor fab that is part of a LEED campus project. The campus has a well-established, campus-wide green cleaning program in place.

This pilot credit includes a XL file with tables B through H to calculate savings in terms of GHGs, site energy, source energy, energy cost, peak demand and "if available": TDV and Primary Energy F

Where would joint compound be categorized? I don't believe it needs to be in the low emitting adhesives and sealants category but I could be wrong. I am currently classifying it under IEQ4.6.

In processing the IEQc4.1 I am running into products that call out the VOC content, but I do not know the limits that need to be met for CA Section 01350. Does anyone know those numbers?

Does the project building need to be a rented space in order for it to fall under the ID+C rating system?

I am a part of this project which was registered 3 years ago with Initial review submitted.

Currently we have no smoking signs on the residence hall's main entrances, the ones used by residents to get in and out of the building.