I would agree that you can demonstrate compliance with those credits for just the one occupied space.

In the WEp1 form, the Pl3 numbers are shown, but then you can enter your own numbers that may reflect more specific project conditions, like yours.
The following note appears in the LEED...

Hi Jean -
Information in the special circumstances section is never required - so it shouldn't affect whether or not Y appears. If you check the 'special circumstances' box, however, the...

The LEED review process has moved away from auditing selected credits in greater detail as was practiced under NC 2.1. The LEED Review teams continue to ask for clarifications as part of the...

It could depend on alot of factors - but take a look at
http://www.pjs.com/cms/...

Case 1 sounds like NC, Major renovation. Case 2 would likely be NC if the remaining 70% is to be occupied by the owner in the future, since they will control the build-out. If that remaining...

If option 2 is selected, it asks owner to report the energy and water consumption data via Energy Star's Portfolio manager's "Import Facility Data Templates." However, this form states "You must...

Depends on whaty you're looking for, but I think there's a lot of variation in ready-mix plants.
Why do you ask? Looking for something particular?

We faced similar questions for a project that got certified under NC, but in your case CI may make the most sense.

We had several communications with the USGBC (this was pre-...

Hi Summer, since you're here on LEEDuser can I assume you've checked out the templates and other resources here? If not, check the Documentation Toolkits for IEQc4 and MRc4–7. (For example,...