Our project is located in a city with a very low annual rainfall average (8.3mm that is about 0.327 inches per year). The project will have a green roof in about 60% of the roof area.

I am working on a project that is a relatively small office remodel seeking LEED certification.

Our project is a gathering & educational space located within a huge park. We plan to have signages saying no smoking inside and within 25 ft of the building.

Hi All, My general question is - can direct rainfall to landscaped areas that soaks in through the soil contribute to the irrigation demand in the WEc1? Our project is in Australia and using the

In 7.4.4.2 Temperature maintenance controls recirculating hot-water systems shall be equipped with automtatic time switches or other controls that can be set to switch off the usage temperature mai

Many manufacturers state that a product is low emitting, and as a proof send Emicode certification/results.

We are trying to pursue this credit, by using municipal 'brackish' water for irrigation and toilet flushing.

Just trying to make my thinking on FTEs more clear: Does this follow? A. 1 office person working at an office desk for an 8-hour workday, 5 days/week = 1.0 FTE B. 1 office person working at an offi

In order to compare apples to apples (efficiency) lets assume the unit as lumens/Watt.

Hi Marcus, I was reading the discussion about modeling adjacent shading for the both models (baseline and proposed models) that you had with Mark Benson, but It's still not clear for me. I’m work