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Air movement caused by temperature differences between indoors and outdoors.
Repurposing existing buildings for new uses to reduce material demand.
What is background noise level?
The constant sound in a space that affects acoustic quality.
What is a walkable location in LEED?
A site meeting Walk Score® and proximity to diverse uses thresholds.
An erosion and sedimentation control plan to protect soil, water, and air during construction.
What is biodiversity habitat credit?
Preserve 40% greenfield and restore disturbed areas or use bird‑friendly glass with low threat factor.
What counts as accessible outdoor space?
At least 30% of site as outdoor space, 25% vegetated, with community or urban space features.
What is infiltration rate?
The speed at which outdoor air enters a building unintentionally.
What is heat island reduction?
Lowering heat gain with shade, high‑SRI materials, vegetation, covered parking, or tree equity.
Unwanted spill of light across the lighting boundary; LEED sets maximum luminance limits.
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