We have a cooling tower and emergency generator adjacent to our building that is on a concrete pad and surrounded by a screen enclosure. Should this area count as part of the building footprint?

For natural gas metering applications, is continuous logging of instantaneous flows a requirement? Most meters just put out totalized pulses, so I'm assuming that's fine... Any thoughts?

Can you please comment on whether the following approach would be acceptable to achieve this prerequisite: A project building is attached to a loading dock on the property, and the designated smok

I have a building that has in the most part of their roof, a floating tile paving, that creates an air-chamber between the slab of the roof and the tilies of the paving.

The change applied to parking garage certification is unfortunate and short sighted.

MY QUESTION IS.. WHAT IF I JUST HAVE 25 % OF THE FINISHED FLOOR AREA USING LOW EMITTING OR CERTIFIED PRODUCTS, AM I STILL EARNING THE CREDIT?

I've not heard of re-submitting an already certified building other than pursuing EBOM.

In the Case 2 Option 2 tab for the offline calculator the cells are locked up on the option III enter current year EUI score as far as I can tell.

This topic was previously posted under EAp2, but was not getting any responses; this seems like the more relevant location anyways: I'm encountering difficulty in documenting the minimum 10% light

On the page about Pilot Credit 5 John Albrecht proposed that Automation enabled project management tools can help make the design process more integrated.