We have a campus housing maintenance building with two large storage rooms: they will contain replacement pieces (furniture, carpet etc.) and housekeeping materials for the dormitories.

Can CARB ULEF (Ultra Low Emitting) composite wood ceiling tiles that meet ATCM 93120 (2008) comply with IEQ credit 4.4?

Realizing I should have posted this here...I received a comment on a design phase review that since this is a core & shell building, the owner has to either include green cleaning in the lease,

The credit requirements ask tenants to scale their carbon offsets / REC purchases based on CBECS data, if a tenant energy model is not available.

We have a series of large planters featuring native plants and monarch butterfly attracting plants. Some of our planters are also used for growing food on-site.

In group projects, the WEp1 form requires data to be submitted separately for each project building.

The project is pursuing v4. A 3rd party Cx provider has been engaged for MEPs.

Ours is a campus project where FTEs from a number of buildings have access to showers and lockers in a separate "clubhouse" building.

How do you meet and demonstrate requirements of EApr2 if elements of the existing building envelope does NOT meet 90.1-2007 Prescriptive measures?

My client has a LEED NC silver award from about 10 years ago.