In one of our projects, most of the construction waste (especifically concrete and masonry) has been used as hardfill in land outside this project, in a location where other construction will take

My case is almost similar of the "U" building of Roberto Meza, but we dont want to certify the second phase.

I have a general code question regarding when a wall is considered interior and when it is considered exterior, as our team has looked for clear language in the NYS energy code as well as the ASHRA

There is a note stating that "Homes with no heating must follow the performance approach (e.g. EA1), and may not use the prescriptive pathway".

I just want to inquire if we will include HVAC equipment, PV arrays, Solar hotwater collectors, generator, fire alarm control panels, etc.

Dear experts, We are working on a university building wich has 2 underground floors, with mechanical and storage rooms in them, all these rooms are adjacent to the stairs.

The content listed here on this page differs from the current content on the USGBC website - they have a similar but different set of requirements listed. Which one is currect?

I have to model a building which is using solar pannels electric heaters.

Our project has two facades extending along sidewalks. Going by the credit requirements, we cannot have more than fifty feet of blank facade.

The construction requirements for the bicycle storage seem to suggest centralized bicycle parking.