we set our site boundary per USGBC rules on this (building, portion of site regularly used by and relating to function of the building, etc).

Dear all, This building has a roof structure that goes beyond the property line in order to shade the sidewalk next to it. It's a public building, that's why.

I need some input. I have a project with an existing LEED boundary. The client did some site work - hardscaping and landscaping within the boundary after our project was occupied.

I am currently defining LPB for 3 different LEED projects under the same developer.

We have an administration complex consisting of two basement levels having parking and utility rooms, and above ground a 4-storey podium and a tower both serving as office spaces.

Our project, a 200,000 sqft CS office tower (much more to the 20% of the total area) shares 3 levels of underground parking lot with two other buildings (Movie theater, shops, restaurants).

The project is a stand-alone office building but it's connected to the existing building to the south by a 70' covered link.

Hi all, We are workign on this subway station and it has ramps that cgoes across the streets.

Our project is in NYC and pretty much on zero-lot line property with very little open space.

Hello, I have questions regarding the following:: MPR supplemental Guidance, Revision #2, MPR #3, item 3., states that "LEED projects located on a campus must have project boundaries such that if a