LEED project boundary in underground garage

Jens, is there any logical way to divide the garage up among the four buildings? I would look at some way of doing that.

Jens, the "building in its entirety" is the occupied portion of the building. The parking garage is not really considered LEED-certified space, just within the boundary of the LEED certified building. So if you think of it that way, it makes sense (in my opinion) to divide the garage into functional units corresponding to each respective tower.Regarding your last question, one thing you should probably watch is that the garage is divided fairly and not "gerrymandered" to the unfair advantage of the LEED project. If this is done fairly and conservatively, then I don't see any issue.

Dear Tristan, We have the same situation, we are trying to certificate one tower of a complex of three towers, the whole complex have seven underground parking, but only the second underground parking is used by the occupants of our tower, all 3 buildings are connected via an underground garage that takes up the entire site. In this case is possible to define the LEED Boundary one tower and the second underground parking? Tks.

Fabiano, based on your description I'd say that makes sense, yes.