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Option 1: Climate Related Risk Management Planning Step
Pilot-Credits IPpc98:Assessment and Planning for Resilienceposted by Marina Rullo on
Our firm pursued this credit for a project site in Baltimore, MD. I found that the prerequisite and Option 1 overlap a great deal, especially when they are presented in the same worksheet.
C&DWM Campus credit
NC-v4 MRc5:Construction and demolition waste managementposted by Geoffrey Brock on
The LEED reference guide has the C&DWM Planning Pre-req as eligible for Campus credit, but the actual C&DWM credit has Campus INeligible (both are eligible for Group). Why?!
Upgrade from LEED v4 to LEED v5
NC-v4 SSc2:Site development - protect or restore habitatposted by Theresa Lehman on
Does anyone know if projects registered in LEED v4 are eligible to upgrade to LEED v5 for specific credits?
Pilot INpc155 and DoD construction
Pilot-Credits INpc155:Design for Indoor Air Quality and Infection Controlposted by Alison Kerr on
This pilot credit is our first go-to in our office because we work on DoD projects, and the requirements are already covered under UFCs. No design impact.
Meeting Acoustic Performance Credit requirements for a furniture factory
NC-v4.1 EQc9:Acoustic Performanceposted by Junaid Mujahid on
Hi forum users!
A furniture factory project I'm working on is attempting to target the LEED v4.1 NC Acoustic Performance credit.
Project Details:
Autocase inputs slightly different than LEED Outputs
Pilot-Credits INpc113:Informing Design Using Triple Bottom Line Analysisposted by Jill Kurtz on
We use the Autocase tool for this innovation credit and find some of the inputs they require are slightly different than how LEED outputs information.
Solid wood suspended ceiling slats, which category is this?
NC-v4.1 EQc2:Low-Emitting Materialsposted by Cecilia Lopez-Cotarelo on
Hello,
Monitoring - Mechanically ventilated spaces
NC-v4 EQp1:Minimum indoor air quality performanceposted by Anna Bortkiewicz on
Hello, I have a system in a hotel that has a constant air volume system of crca 550 l/s and I am not sure how to correspond to the requierement of LEED:
Documentation for Inherently non-emitting materials
NC-v4 EQc2:Low emitting materialsposted by Edgar Arevalo on
We have an insulation material that can comply either as inherently non-emitting or meets general emissions evaluation, and has been checked as inherently non-emitting by the contractor,