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NC-2009 SSc8:Light pollution reductionposted by CT G on
A project we are working on is considering including facade lighting with LEDs.
Sample LPD Calculation Error?
NC-2009 SSc8:Light pollution reductionposted by Nathan Witte on
I believe there is an error in the Sample LPD Calculation file that has been provided. Or, my understanding how to correctly calculate the LPD is wrong.
Shared Project Boundaries
NC-2009 SSc8:Light pollution reductionposted by Ezra Gutschow on
LEED CR SSc8 We are working on a USAF aircraft hangar project where two hangars that are being designed side by side. The LEED boundary between the two projects runs along a paved driveway between
Site boundary for light pollution credit
NC-2009 SSc8:Light pollution reductionposted by Petra Hajná on
For this particular credit there is an exemption on how to determine site boundary for zero lot line buildings, that you can use a curb line along the walls instead of normal site boundary as for o
Zero lot line with lighting on the facade
NC-2009 SSc8:Light pollution reductionposted by Mathilda Jonsson on
Hi all! Our project is a zero lot project adjacent to a public walkway.The municipality will not provide any street lighting for the public walkway.
LZ2: 600W
NC-2009 SSc8:Light pollution reductionposted by Marcio Alberto Casado Pereira on
Can someone please explain where the 600W of Base Site Allowance in an LZ2 zone comes from? I know it comes from ASHRAE90.1-2007 Addenda i, but what does it mean?
Boundary Lights: Not Allowed?
NC-2009 SSc8:Light pollution reductionposted by Nowfal Kunju Muhammed on
If project uses boundary lights (even near to boundary also), it is very difficult to comply the credit requirements. Is there any solution to this issue?
Wattage Difference
NC-2009 SSc8:Light pollution reductionposted by SSN Energy Model on
We have received IES file for one of our lighting simulation project.
No glazing in the building shell
NC-2009 SSc8:Light pollution reductionposted by Crista Shopis on
can a building still achieve this credit if they adhere to ASHRAE 90.1 for exterior lighting, none of the exterior lighting falls over the site boundary and there is no glazing in the building shel
Harvard's?
NC-2009 SSc8:Light pollution reductionposted by John Beeson on
I'm sure you are familiar with Harvard's GreenCampus Resource?