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Integrative Process Flashcards

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IP Credit Attriubutes

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Points : 2

Site Selection & Energy Related Systems (1)
Water Related Systems (1)

No prerequisites

Group Approach : Yes
Campus Approach : No

Design Stage
Exemplary Performance : No

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Innovative Process Three Phases

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Discovery
Takes place before schematic design begins
Hold a workshop to discuss goals & findings

Design & Construction
Integrates all the work compiled during the discovery phase

Occupancy, operations & performance feedback
Assessing performance against the target

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Project Goals

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Workshops to establish goals

Determining owner’s budget/schedule/functional programmatic requirements/scope/quality/performance targets/expectations

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LEED Project Scope

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Identify the Project Scope
Determine any special circumstance available (amenities beyond the scope which support the occupants)
Map the LEED Project boundary
Determine special certification (Volume or Campus)

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Start LEED Scorecard

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Align goals with credits
Pick credits with highest value of the long term
Establish target certification level (Certified, Silver, Gold, Platinum)
Confirm pre-reqs are met
Include some buffer points

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Discovery Phase

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Continue to perform additional analysis and updates

Discuss overlapping benefits (using one system to benefit another)

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Roles & Responsibilities

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Team Member : Primary responsibility
Supporting Roles : Credit achievement and documentation
Establish workshops and communication channels to resolve issues quickly

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Complete vs Incomplete Spaces

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Complete : Ready for occupancy, no more than 40% incomplete

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Definition of Developed vs Undeveloped

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Previous developed : Altered by paving, construction or land use, park that has constructed features
Undeveloped : Preserved natural areas or not previously developed or altered, park that has been graded or cleared

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Density

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Floor Area Ratio (FAR) : Nonresidential floor area / Total Buildable Land
Dwelling Units per Acre (DU/acre) :
Dwelling Units per Hectare (DU/hectare) :

Ratio per acre or meter of buildable land
Does not include parking

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Establish consistency

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In Documentation

In numerical values throughout the project documentation

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Buildable Land

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Area where construction can occur, including land voluntarily not constructed on

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Regular Building Occupants

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Equation 1: Regular Hours
Full Time Employees = FTE + (Sum of part time employee hours/8)
EXAMPLE: 15 Full Time Employees + 20 Part Time Employees who work 4 hrs x day = 25 Full Time Employees

Equation 2: Irregular Hours
Full Time Employees = (Sum of all employee hours/8)

Regular Building Occupants include Residents & Students :
Known = 1 to 1
Unknown = No. of Bedrooms + 1 x No. of Units
Guests = 1.5 x No. of Units x 60% (or historical occupancy)

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Visitors

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Retail : not considered in water efficiency credits
Outpatients : for treatment under 23 hours or less
Peak outpatients : highest number in a typical 24-hr period
Volunteers : only periodically use a building
Higher-education Students : except when considered a resident

Daily Average : average in 24 hour day of operation
Peak Total : highest number in 24 hour period

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Certification with Incomplete Spaces

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Required to used amended occupancy counts if any area is incomplete
By Owner : Provide letter of commitment that works will align with all credits achieved
By Tenant : Submitted design and construction guidelines and project details

Baselines must be equivalent to that of the incomplete space
Anything beyond the baseline requires a binding sale or lease agreement

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Outside Resources

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ANSI Consensus National Standard Guide 2.0 for Design & Construction of Sustainable Buildings and Communities : Methodology for improving building design

US EPA Target Finder Tool : Data for energy performance for the project type

ASHRAE 62.1-2010, Table 6-1 : Estimating occupancy
CEN Standard EN 15251, Table B.2 : Default occupant density
Appendix 2 Default Occupancy Counts
Applicable Studies

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Minimum Program Requirements

- Location

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Permanent Location : Fixed, not moving and on developed or previously developed land

Comply with Project Size

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Minimum Project Requirements

Boundaries

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  • Contiguous land and supports the operation of the site, includes areas used by the occupants
  • Facilities outside the boundary can be included if directly serve occupants and do not already count towards other LEED projects
  • Master plans or phase developments must have multiple project boundaries
  • Gross floor area should be no less than 2% of the gross land area within the LEED project boundary
  • Entire building, scope of work
  • Interiors, clearly definite scope of work within the building
  • Neighborhood, includes land & water & construction
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Minimum Project Requirements :

Project Size

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ID+C : 250 ft2 (22 m2) of gross floor area

BD+C & O+M : 1,000 ft2
Neighborhood : 1,500 acres
Homes Rating Systems : defined as a ‘dwelling unit’

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Rating System Selection

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60% complete at the time of certification

Commercial Interiors : Functions beyond retail/hospitality
Retail : Sale of consumer goods directly, preparation or storage
Hospitality : hotels, motels, inns within the service industry with short-term lodging w or w/o food

40/60 Rule : 40-60% Project Team Choice

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Owner’s Project Requirements (OPR)

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Written document that details the ideas, concepts, and criteria determined by the owner to be important to the success of the project

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Basis of Design (BOD)

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Information necessary to accomplish the owner’s project, including system descriptions, indoor environmental quality criteria, design assumptions and references to locate codes/standards/Regus/guidelines

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IP Site Selection & Energy Related Systems (1 point)

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Site Selection

  • Analyze the project Goals
  • Assess at least 2 potential locations
  • Site analysis
  • Review transportation links
  • Review the base building M&E services
  • Assess occupant’s well being
  • Submit documentation on how analysis contributed to the building site selection

Energy Analysis

  • Building envelope
  • Programmatic & Operational Parameters
  • Lighting Levels
  • Thermal comfort
  • Plug & Process loads
  • ‘simple box’ energy model to determine energy load reduction strategies

Feedback

  • Methodology : surveys, public whiteboard, etc?
  • Sample size : no requirements
  • Frequency : frequent and convenient ideal
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IP Site Selection : Option 1 - Water Related Systems (1 point)

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Water budget

  • Fixture & Fitting Water Demand
  • Process Water Demand
  • Supply Sources

Demonstrate how at least one onsite non-potable water supply contributed to the at least two of the above.

LEED ID+C (2 decks)

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