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Open spaces - Turf Grass Calculation
Schools-NC-v4 SSc3:Open spaceposted by Michael J Turner on
Hi There,
Is Turf grass included in the calculations as vegetated open space? We have a school project. It is LEED V4.0 and we are going with V4.1 for this credit.
furniture reused
NC-v4 MRc3:Building product disclosure and optimization - sourcing of raw materialsposted by Priscillia Champagne on
Hi, for a new school project, the client wants to recuperate a large part of his furniture not integrated to the building to reuse it (like desk). For the raw material supply credit, it is sp
Metal stops for Tiles
NC-2009 IEQc4.3:Low-Emitting Materials—Flooring Systemsposted by Cecile de Villemeur on
Hello,
Do you think that metallic stops for tiles should be assessed as flooring systems for IEWc4.3 credit ? THanks !
Emergency generator building
NC-v4 MPR2:Must use reasonable LEED boundariesposted by Priscillia Champagne on
I am starting a project in which we are building a new addition to an existing hospital which will be approx. 30 000 m2 (considered separate building from existing hospital).
New addition with separate air distribution systems also feeding renovation portion of existing hospital
NC-v4 MPR2:Must use reasonable LEED boundariesposted by Priscillia Champagne on
We are planning to register a new project for LEED certification, but we need to make sure that we can comply with the minimum program requirement #2 beforehand.
Commissioning on C&S building not complete because of push back
CS-2009 EAp1:Fundamental Commissioning of Building Energy Systemsposted by Edgar Arevalo on
My team is having an issue with the mechanical contractor who installed lab exhaust fans in the buildings. The commissioning agent was suppose to test those fans but the mechanical contractor
Restore habitat overlap with rainwater infiltration
NC-v4 SSc2:Site development - protect or restore habitatposted by Andrea Vickers on
I'd like your opinions on a phrase in Protect or Restore Habitat: "Project teams may exclude vegetated landscape areas that are constructed to accommodate rainwater infiltration from the vegetation
v4.1, and Photovoltaic VE
NC-v4.1 EAc2:Optimize Energy Performanceposted by on
We are working on a warehouse in Sunnyvale, CA. We are confused with the results from the spreadsheet (v3), since we investigated removing the PV array, as a VE measure. Site Energy, Co
v4.1 & Photovoltaics VE
Warehouses-NC-v4.1 EAc2:Optimize Energy Performanceposted by on
We are working on a warehouse in Sunnyvale, CA. We are confused with the results from the spreadsheet (v3), since we investigated removing the PV array, as a VE measure. Site Energy, Co