Our project includes existing, historic lampposts that will remain in place.  We may be able to adjust the internal components of the lamps to make them more energy efficient, but due to the...

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Haven't seen much evidence that "nit" light levels (luminance across surface) are readily documented, particularly since signs are often customized fabrications. Has anyone...

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I have several California projects (that are all LEED 2009) and thought that getting this credit via BUG ratings would be a slam dunk since these projects all have CALGreen...

Bill Swanson Sr. Electrical Engineer Integrated Design Solutions LEEDuser Expert 730 thumbs up September 19, 2018- 9:33 am You only need to ask the question once. Log in or register to post comments Benjamin Weise CSD Engineers LEEDuser Basic Member 15 thumbs up September 19, 2018- 9:40 am there seems to have been a problem with my post. I didnt receive a confirmation and couldnt find it in the forum. That's why I posted twice. Sorry! Log in or register to post comments ...

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My team and I are unsure whether our project site should be considered LZ1 or LZ2. The project is located in a public zoo campus setting, within a much larger public park area. The...

The MLO says that in order to establish the Total Initial Site Lumens one must use Table D, adding together the Allowed Lumens Per Square Foot and the Allowed Base Lumens Per Site. Could someone...

Does the angle of installation of the...

We are looking at a project that would be considered a major renovation, but we are not touching the outside face of the exterior walls of the building. As such we are making no modifications to...

The V4 BD+C reference guide notes "When additional properties owned by the same entity responsible for the LEED project are contiguous to the
project site and have the same or a higher...

Has anyone received an exemption for uplight and...