Has anyone considered reporting the use of aerosol "line saver"? This is the stuff sprayed over chalk lines during construction to preserve construction reference lines for layout.

We registered this with our Master Site for a high school campus plan in Texas. The site includes multiple existing buildings as well as two new construction buildings.

Developing 130 unit condo project. 24 are 2 bdr (average size 36% below ES ref home). Rest are 1bdr (average size 24% below ES ref home).

Some of the air handling units at the site (police station) where I will be conducting air testing serve more than one area on a given floor, and these areas are not directly connected to each othe

Our client has demolished the existing structures on our site and salvaged all the cladding and flooring materials (i.e.

I am working on the low-emitting materials calculator and looking at the flooring system right now. I am a bit confused about the category that flooring grout falls into. For Option 1.

I have an ID credit for Green Education pending because the number of signs in the Signage Program is not enough to be considered comprehensive.

Can this credit be used at a campus, if all the buildings are being built at the same time within the same Master Site?

We have registered for this Pilot credit, but I don't understand the credit language. We have Level 3 BIFMA certified product (Knoll furniture) which is worth about 12% of the total product cost.

I am working on a project where the architectural work includes "facelift" work with no HVAC upgrades in roughly half of the scope.