The school project we are working on has bicycle storage but no shower facility provided. This school is also connected to a NON-LEED building that has gymnasium.

We are doing a zero-lot line project in NYC on a very narrow site.

I'm working on behalf of a GC on a complicated historic renovation and new construction project that's being done in several phases with separate contracts between Owner and GC.

Renovating of 1980s renovation of a 3 story office building in a historic district. Basically zero lot line, it has small pooled parking with neighboring buildings.

We are in the process of certifying a project that has completed construction. We received a clarification from our LEED Review team requesting to update the LEED project boundary.

I am working on a C&S project and I am trying to figure out the expected volume of recycling for the building.

Minimum Energy Performance Calculator on process loads tab under receptacle equipment modeling methods paragraph indicates there are three options to model receptacle equipment: average equipment p

Option 1, Enhanced IAQ Strategies, paragraph B states spaces are to be exhausted where hazardous gases or chemicals may be present or used.

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

Under LEED v4, do planters count as vegetated space? We are working on a project for a university and we are putting in planters.