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We used on our project plasterboards from the same manufacturer (Saint gobain), which have the same characteristics (acoustics, thermal resistance,) but they are different...

This pilot credit is a useful way to both qualitatively and quantitatively examine the human health implications, environmental impacts, and safety impacts of building materials.

We’ve...

Can you provide the definition of the Estimated TR-55 Initial Water Storage? This term is not defined in TR-55.

Has anyone used sensors as a replacement for testing? We have numerous LEED+WELL projects and it seems ridiculous that we can use sensors to replace rigorous Performance Verification Testing with...

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I am preparing a LEED project for a jewellery boutique in London. They are purchasing free standing display cabinents with intergral lighting - the cabinets are to be assembled /...

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We are curious how folks are gathering their material quantities per the pilot credit language "Material quantities shall reflect the final as-built project and be consistently...

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A furniture factory project I'm working on is attempting to target the LEED v4.1 NC Acoustic Performance credit. 

Project Details:

- Office spaces on the...

Marcus Sheffer LEED Fellow 7group / Energy Opportunities LEEDuser Expert 5933 thumbs up February 4, 2015- 5:18 pm I think I answered this a bit ago in one of these forums. As I recall when the hood is make up air and exhaust without any space conditioning then it is process. When the hood includes some space conditioning that serves the space surrounding the hood then it is not process. Log in or register to post comments Matt Scott Engineer N.E. Fisher & Associates, Inc. LEEDuser Basic Member 18 thumbs up February 5, 2015- 8:55 am So even if the makeup air is heated, it's still considered...

I'm in the process of getting 3 Campus projects Certified.  All of which are virtually the same, just with different quantities of projects included.  Each project used virtually the same...

Does polyisocyanurate roof insulation on top of a concrete or metal deck need to be included in the documentation of the low-emitting materials insulation category?