This course is presented in an ARTICLE format. New to LEED ID+C? Then this is the course for you! Join as we take a look at 10 things you should know about LEED ID+C.
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LEED for Interior Design & Construction, or ID+C, is the rating system designed for interior renovation and tenant fit-out projects. While this rating system closely aligns with BD+C, the credits and prerequisites are tailored to be applicable for these smaller-scale projects. In this course, we will be looking at some of the unique aspects of
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Sorry to break the news, but there is no such credential as “LEED Inspector” and hence no one can become one. If you’re talking about a job that involves guiding people in their construction decisions so that their project can earn a LEED certification – well, it is very much a real job, but the
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LEED CE WHAT IS LEED CE? According to USGBC, “Continuing education or “CE” hours are the hours LEED professionals spend in credential maintenance activities. CE hours are calculated differently depending on the activity.” For more information on what activities qualify for CE hours, please visit: https://www.gbrionline.org/are-you-looking-for-aia-and-leed-ce-hours/ HOW MANY CE HOURS DO I NEED? All LEED-accredited
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We are all aware of how climate change is impacting the lives of not just human beings, but millions of species of plants and animals too. We are living in an era when erratic weather patterns are resulting in food shortages across the globe, polar ice caps are melting resulting in sea level rise thereby
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Continuing education or “CE” hours are the hours LEED professionals spend in credential maintenance activities. CE hours are calculated differently depending on the activity. If you are a LEED Green Associate, you must earn 15 CE hours (three must be LEED-specific) every two years to maintain your credential. Twelve of those hours can be “general”,
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Has your love for the environment prompted you to become a LEED Green Associate? If yes, we are beyond pleased to help you realize your goal! In today’s time and age when climate change is bearing down upon us like a monster waiting to unleash unparalleled destruction, this world needs more people who are passionate
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USGBC made a big announcement recently—we now have access to our first LEED v4.1 beta! There have been rumors since late last year, but not only do we now have access to details, projects can start using the new rating system right away. LEED v4.1 O+M Beta rating system and supporting materials have been released.
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Educating ourselves, embracing change and being advocates of change are the first steps to finding solutions to the problems associated with our built environment. You can’t learn anything if you think you know it already. Let’s open our minds, realize that no matter how much we know, there is nearly an infinite amount that we still don’t know. Join us as we present” Namaste LEED: Sustainability, Green Buildings and LEED”
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