We have a large (over 300,000 s.f.) office tower that is across the street from a national chain fitness center (within 100 yards).

Our proposed building has no cooling system installed; it is ventilated naturally. Now Appendix G says to model the proposed building like the baseline bldg system. That means with a VAV.

Just got my LEED review back, here is my dilemma, for a Convention Center we calculated FTE's with consideration to dark days, Set up days, Move-in/Move-out days, and Event Days taking into conside

We have a small mechanical equipment room that contains a backup diesel generator. It is being ventilated to remove exhaust and excess heat.

Should flooring adhesives take credit under IEQc4.1 or IEQc4.3, or both? Thank you!

Seems like a no brainer - substituting LED light fixtures in our parking lot will cut energy consumption by 80%. This does not seem to be covered in other LEED credits.

We have a LEED-CI project with a small Gym. The gym has the daylight provision with full height window. Do we need to provide the photo cell sensors at the gym as well? Thanks.

Hello, I am working on a data centre which, as it is common in this type of buildings, has a “Crisis room”.

Our client is developing an office project consisting of three office towers with a common open plan ground floor and two common basement parking floors.

IEQc1 requires confirmation that the building services have been designed in accordance with ASHRAE. A statement from the mechanical engineer is required to demonstrate this.