Susan Walter HDR LEEDuser Expert 1296 thumbs up February 20, 2015- 4:34 pm Swap away. I always like to have a couple of extra ID ideas in case something gets rejected. It can be easier to document a new credit instead of massaging a submitted credit that got shut down. Swapping out between design and construction reviews is not a problem. If you have a final construction review and still need that ID point, you'll have to appeal to get them to consider the new ID credit. I'm sure someone outlines that in this forum. Log in or register to post comments ...

Hi, I think this interesting innovative idea may give us an ID point. From pruning the green roof we have created a plant nursery where we have new plants that give away our visitors.
Does...

Hi, we have a project that is an museum and auditorium with many educational components, as tour, video, activities, interactive web page, etc.

Is it possible to obtain two ID credits for...

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We are trying to document...

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Currently, we have more than 10 percent of herbs garden from our total landscape area. Can we scoring one point for ID?
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I am planning to pursue an ID point for Green Cleaning for a NC v2009 project. To be acceptable, must the credit be designed/planned/organized exactly like the credits offered in the...

Per the LEED Credit Library, there seems to be confusion, or room for interpretation, on how to pursue Whole Building Water Performance Measurement for an Innovation credit in BD+C projects. (...

Tristan Roberts Representative Vermont House of Representatives LEEDuser Expert 11477 thumbs up July 26, 2014- 1:46 am Sara, sorry for the slow response but I think these questions would be better posted on those specific EBOM forums. Log in or register to post comments ...

I have done a lot of research and can not find any cases of getting an ID credit for using a saltwater pool. Does anyone know of any?

If not do you think it would be an excepted strategy...

We attempted an Innovation in design credit for our project. The strategy for this was reusing existing foundation elements in the support of a new 18 story high rise building. The existing...