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NC-v4 EQc2:Low-emitting materialsposted by Sophie Kerr on
Hello Everyone,
FTE calculation for 24/7 facility
NC-2009 PIf3:Occupant and Usage Dataposted by Kyle Strock on
We have a detention center intake facility which operates 24/7. Monday thru Friday there are 16 employees per 8 hour shift. On weekends there are 14 employees per 8 hour shift
Shift to Normal Credit
Pilot-Credits EQpc117:Quality views in nonregularly occupied spacesposted by JLL Sustainability Consulting on
Hi All - What are thoughts on making this pilot credit an "OPTION 2" to the Quality Views credit? My project team believes that the regular Quality Views credit should allow for 2 points total.
Alternative Energy Performance Metric for Swedish project
Pilot-Credits EApc95:Alternative Energy Performance Metricposted by Pia Öhrling on
We are trying to pursue this credit since it better reflects our building performance than the cost-metric and it also gives us more Points.
Should Buildable Land Area include Playing Fields for University Campuses?
NC-v4 LTc4:Surrounding density and diverse usesposted by Ransom Burgess on
I am documenting surrounding density for a University Project, and am hoping to exclude playing fields from the buildable land area.
LTc7 in a campus project
NC-v4 LTc7:Reduced parking footprintposted by Instra Ingenieros on
Hi all, We are working on a building that will be in a master site previously LEED certified under a campus appoach.
How should visitor data be entered in the calculator?
NC-v4 WEp2:Indoor water use reductionposted by Kavita Suresh on
When entering visitor data in the calculator - should this represent visitors per day or in a year?
Substituting in EAc4 v4.1 on a v4 Project - Category Points Available
CI-v4.1 EAc4:Renewable Energyposted by Tim Bush on
I have a v4 project which is looking at substituting in the v4.1 version of EAc4 Renwable Energy Production.
Standby Cooling
NC-2009 EAc4:Enhanced refrigerant managementposted by Lara Cogill on
I am working on a large project for which the cooling is predominantly from central chillers providing chilled water. This complies easily with the requirements of EAc4.