Do I need to include the areas on the site which are covered with decomposed granite in my hardscape calculation?

Hello, I'm working in the simulation of a building which has many HVAC zones defined so that should be modeled each ones as a separated thermical block but the zones of proposed building complies t

Our project is on a college campus and proposes to demolish an existing parking lot in order to construct a building addition.

Im working on a project in the pre design phase with the following spaces.

I have faucets in a locker / changing room. Reading the credit language it doesn't explicitly state that they should / shouldn't be included? Any Idea?

I am not too sure how to interpret this situation: This project is an addition (Phase II) to an existing 5 year old building (Phase I). Phase I is LEED certified.

I am working on a CS existing building renovation project. There are existing toilet rooms on the floors that are "tenant controlled".

I'm working with a project that has 2 levels of parking underground (apprx 160 stalls) and an additional small surface lot that is less than half shaded/covered (apprx 30 stalls).

I am at a loss for the comments made by our LEED reviewer about an aerosol adhesive. The product is a general purpose mist spray aerosol adhesive with a VOC content of 53.2% by weight.

What about 2 chairs in a hallway? would this be a "multi occupant space" or excluded from the credit requirements?