Follow up question to Miles's question about the shower facilities in an adjacent building: I have a similar building that is being built part of a school campus, in which the building adjacent t

Hello everyone- I have basically two questions in one, regarding how to treat additional buildings on your site. Project Background: I have an 880,000 SF site.

Has anyone had success with this pilot credit by including "active" furniture for special needs students?

Project is LEED-NC v2009 project in which a building contains a DES that serves the project building as well as a larger adjacent building.

I saw a comment on this site that implied the water used for pot washing sinks and kitchen food prep sinks can be excluded from the calculations, can someone verify that for me?

Our LEED boundary has a power line easement running through it. The city's zoning doesn't allow development in this area.

Is there any LEED criteria for type of flooring that is necessary to prevent resuspension of particles from flooring into the indoor atmosphere?

Hi there, We are wondering if we can get a pilot credit for creating this plan by identifying everything that we are doing this year for our EBOM.

A spec-built, cold-dark shell of a building was built with 4 walls and a roof, but the floor is still dirt.

Our project is on a university campus that has an existing biofuel station for fleet vehicles.