The reference guide is clear that 14,000 CFM of OA per SF (that is >60deg and

Our project went with Path 2 Post-occupancy flush out. All AHUs required 2-4 days of flush out before occupancy could occur and about 24 days post occupancy.

Dear fellow modelers, I have a query regarding modeling and saving percentage calculation for datacenter buildings for LEED CS -2009.

Hi Everyone, I am filling out the LEED letter template for SSc4.3 and SSc4.4 and don't know which path/option I should check.

Our project is pursuing EAc3 - Enhanced Commissioning. The reference manual states that the CxA performing the enhanced commissioning must also perform the fundamental commissioning.

Our project was denied credit due to a failed pre-requisite during the final review. The client once us to file an appeal to address the pre-requisite.

The BD+C Reference manual states: "This credit is not eligible for exemplary performance under the Innovation in Design section." However, a response from Tristan Roberts on June 4, 2010 states th

I had a comment on a LEED review in IEQc7.1 to provide a summary table which lists the heating and cooling design parameters used for each space type and the Room Input Reports for each space type.

Path 1 indicates flush-out needs to be accomplished with 14,000 cu ft. of OA per sq. ft. of floor area while maintaining an internal temperature of at least 60 deg F and no more than 60% RH.

Hi, We have a campus master site occupying a city block. There are 7 podium floors with a hotel, condo towers and retail sprouting from them that are parsed into 3 separate LEED projects.