Our project involves renovating an existing building on a university campus.

Hi! Can we use this Pilot-Credit in a LEED EBOM project? Our staircase meets almost all the conditions. Thank you.

This may have been suggested early on but this is the third project where the client and design team objected to the name of this credit.

We are submitting a 90,000 SF Humanities Building on a commuter campus. The agency owner has eliminated practically all interior parking over the last 5 years.

Has anyone done a study to prove that incorporating the features of this credit into their buildings has reduced elevator usage in a high-enough percentage to be able to reduce the quantity of elev

Our project (located overseas) is pursuing EQpc78 Design for Active Occupants by incorporating features 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, and 8.

Option 4 of the design features states: Locate a main staircase to be visible from main building lobby and within 25 foot (7.5 meters) walking distance from any edge of the lobby.

Are squishy stress balls that focus on hand reflexology to release stress considered exercise equipment?

Has anyone had success with this pilot credit by including "active" furniture for special needs students?

I have a question about optional requirement #3, "Provide accessibility to at least one open or interconnecting staircase to at least 50% of the tenant/occupant floors for convenient pedestrian ver