The LEED for Neighborhood Development (LEED ND) rating system is designed to certify new land development projects or the development of land...
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All types of buildings—whether newly constructed or any type of existing...
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LEED is updated through a regular development cycle for revisions to the rating system. There are three basic types of LEED development...
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The LEED Campus program is not for projects uniform in design (unlike the LEED Volume program), but for multiple projects that are located on a single...
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The LEED Volume Program is a streamlined certification process for organizations that plan to certify more than twenty-five prototype-based...
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Addenda is the term that combines all the changes, improvements, issued LEED interpretations, and modifications made to a LEED rating system...
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In a process similar to the handling of credit interpretation rulings (CIRs), when a project team has questions about the technical details...
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After the project is registered at LEED Online, if a project team has questions about the technical details of a prerequisite, credit, or MPR...
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The certification process for LEED ND projects is different from certification of other rating systems due to the lengthy project durations of LEED ND projects...
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There are two types of review options for LEED BD+C and LEED ID+C projects. The first option is the...
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Green Business Certification Inc. (GBCI), formerly known as Green Building Certification Institute (GBCI), is the sister organization of USGBC that administers...
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The 40/60 rule is used to choose the appropriate rating system for the project if the project seems to fit under multiple rating systems...
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