Hi all, I´m working in a project that will have raised floors with a wood beam (instead of metal) as support. The wood will not be "FSC" certified.

We are working on a hospital that is a 24-hour facility.

Hello, For one of our LEED projects (50-storey mixed use tower), the full structure will be concrete (slabs and columns).

As per requirement G3.1.5(f) baseline, any existing envelope, the baseline building design shall reflect existing conditions prior to any revision.

I'm seeing a lot of comments about conference rooms being considered a regularly occupied space.

I have a mall with the "strip center" shape, this is without any common areas and is totally open.

Hi, just wanted to get an idea of the schedules for occupancy, lighting etc that are generally used for LEED modelling.

under MRc7, FSC only in MRc4". We purchased FSC MDF that is mfg.'d with recycled content.

As indicated in my previous comments on LEEDuser, the 'USGBC Approved Program' is the big dealbreaker for me.

We working on a industrial building where there is an unconditioned dining area for factory workers. This dining area is provided with roof mounted exhaust fans.