Our owner is trying to save money, and we're trying to reduce plug loads by discouraging task lighting except where needed.

This is the first time I've had a project that has both existing and new dirt roads that will not be paved, or covered with gravel, or anything else. I'm not really concerned about the SRI aspect (

A recent Interpretation states that fire-suppressing equipment and conveying systems now count toward the who

We are installing plastic laminate millwork with particle board core which is not FSC certified. Does the cabinet costs need to be counted towards the total wood used in the project?

I've seen previous versions of this question on the forum and the typical answer is to look at design information provided by diffuser manufacturers. As others have replied back, the standard is to

We have a project where elements of the furniture are coming to the jobsite and being assembled there.

I have found that it takes a bit of work to actually see that a facility has achieved the Recycling Certification Institute's CORR certification.

Our project was the complete renovation of a small building with masonry exterior walls, a concrete slab on grade at the first floor and wood framing for the interior walls, 2nd floor, attic and ro

I am trying to figure out which cost to put in here. Another post said it was savings, although I can't find anything under the credit intent or resources for this specific item.

If LEED reviewers are now rejecting hardscape management plans for using power washing (water), does anyone know if using "water" to clean our roof will be rejected?