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Local discomfort Effects
NC-v4 EQc5:Thermal comfortposted by Santiago Sánchez Sánchez on
Hi everybody,
It isn't clear to me how to document the local discomfort effects when I am under option 1 ASHRAE standard 55-2010.
LCA Inputs and Impact Measures
NC-v4 MRc1:Building life-cycle impact reductionposted by Yaya Jashri on
Hello,
The LEED V4 Guidebook said "For LEED, the project team must take into account the entire building structure and
Calculation of FTE in WE calculator for project with different occupancy schedule for each floor.
NC-v4 WEp2:Indoor water use reductionposted by Sushrut Jadhav on
The project I am working on has total FTE -103 (90 Office employees + 13 Maintenance, Cleaning, and Security).
only automatic control in offices for lights
NC-v4 EAp2:Minimum energy performanceposted by Francesco Passerini on
Can the lighting control in offices be automatic (daylighting + occupancy sensors) only? I mean, without manual control?
Best Regards
Data Center location restrictions
Data-Centers-NC-v4 LTc4:Surrounding density and diverse usesposted by Charalampos Giannikopoulos on
Because of Data Center location restrictions those cannot be located in urban areas.
Applicable Materials for Walls/Ceilings/Floors
NC-v4 EQc2:Low-emitting materialsposted by Brianne Grace on
Applicable or not? 1. Tile backerboard like Georgia Pacific DensShield that has tile installed over it on the walls. 2.
Composite Wood Evaluation - Required Documentation
NC-v4 EQc2:Low-emitting materialsposted by Allan Robles on
Hi LEED User-verse again!
Surrounding density calculations-Public rights-of-way
CI-v4 LTc2:Surrounding density and diverse usesposted by Mahesh Shankar on
I am working for a CI project. The project space is located in very isolated factory area where not many buildings are located and therefore we are extremely low on points for this credit.
Major renovation in infill location?
NC-v4 SSc1: Site assessmentposted by Jens Apel on
I am not quite sure if I understand the different definitions right and would be grateful for confirmation of correction of my understanding.
Parts per Million
v4:posted by David Posada on
If anyone else has gotten confused going between parts-per-million and percentages (parts per hundred!) for material reporting here's a little infographic that might help.