We are pursuing LEED ND certification on a mixed-use/multi-family project. The multi-family units will achieve ENERGY STAR v3 certification.

If my site provide the truck wheel washing and inspection plan for this activity, will it be qualify as a measure for reducing Air with dust particulate matter? I just got the comment to provide t

It looks like V.3 allowed assigning credits to individual team members, but USGBC/LEEDONLINE GROUP PROJECTS does not. Am I missing something?

For multi family apartment or condo buildings, I assume that the green cleaning would apply to the common areas only. Is this correct?

Can we exclude conference rooms that have multi-scene controls? We don’t want daylight sensors here; we want to be able to dim for presentations etc.

In the LEED EBOM reference guide, spaces smaller than 150 sf do not have to provide CO2 sensors, according to California Mechanical Code Title 24.

I am working on a building used to house sick children and their family after their treatment. It is not a healthcare building (i.e. no medical staff).

Dear forum, We are working with an industrial plant that is seeking to obtain the LEED Certification.

I am trying to meet the 30% open space target. The project has plenty of open pedestrian-oriented hardscape area.

I am working on an educational facility and all multi-occupant spaces contain thermostat controls except for one classroom.