We are considering using multi-flow shower heads on a commercial office project for the locker rooms.

Hi there, We are working on project (an Ambulatory Care Center) that is primarily out-patient, however the ER is 24 hours and the Pharmacy is 24 hours.

Our client has demolished the existing structures on our site and salvaged all the cladding and flooring materials (i.e.

I am a little confuse about how many days we have to submit the project after performance period ends. Is it 60 or 90 days? Thanks in advance

We are in a design build arrangement with an architect and owner to construct an office building with no planned tenant fit out at this time.

This LEED Interpretation states that touch-up paint consists of small unanticipated quantities that can't be controlled by specifications, and therefore is exempt from the credit.

Batteries from other company could be encapsulated with concrete in the fund elevators instead of send to landfills?

I see some formal programs use “average vehicle ridership” (AVR) as an alternate metric. We are active participants with the Go Smart/Go Perks/Triangle Transit/Share The Ride program.

Hi, I have some question about LEED Commercial Interior certification : 1) Situation: we have a offices building that has a basement in common with other two offices buildings.

One of our environmental companies have a lot of batteries that they want to recycle in our LEED project instead of send to landfills through encapsulate with concrete in the background hole of ele