Our project is a small tenant remodel in an urban building. There is no parking associated with the building or our clients lease.

It seems that for projects with small amounts of landscape areas, which many Homes: Midrise projects would be, the performance path doesn't seem to make sense.

I have a couple of questions regarding a core&shell renovation project I'm working on: 1- When do the preferred parking spaces need to be reserved?

We have a CI v4 project that is also pursuing WELL and Fitwel certifications.

I don't see anywhere in the reference guide...is there a specific height restriction for furniture (such as in an open office area) that items should be under in order to allow the space to count t

Does anyone know if this credit can be achieved with bus service alone?

I submitted a simulation output for our core and shell building.

1. We registered the project as Campus consisting 3 Buildings. Central Plant Building and the future building is not included in the LEED boundary. 2.

Since EPDs have an expiration date, and though we may have specified a product while it is valid, it may get constructed in the building after it's expiration date.

Does the sign have to be a post type? Could it be letters painted on the ground?