My short answer is “Yes, the current approach to the materials credits is hurting LEED.” Now that I’ve got people’s blood up, let me explain. The changes from the fourth to fifth comment draft of

Hi Eliot, I took your LEED-ND class in San Francisco.

I am going to model an existing building that is being altered. The situation is as follows: A.

my project is a hotel with the fan coils and Outdoor Air Units supplying the OA to each room.

We have a site that is a previously developed urban site. According to the web soil survey from the USDA it is adjacent to Prime farmland and on Farmland of statewide importance.

We are certifying 4 buildings on a campus. They all belong to the same owner and are being built under the same construction contract.

We are building a hotel and it seems many of the credits are focused on office buildings.

Hello I'm working on a project that has conditioned areas on 6 floors, but in two of those floors has only 5% of all conditioned area , can I consider these floors conditioned as the another floo

This comment pertains to the LEED ID+C rating system, which still seems to be the little brother left at the grocery store in all this new rating system development. In credits marked final that w