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What are the advantages for the environment of choosing a project site that has already been developed?
What are the advantages of choosing a project site near densely populated areas?
Which is a high-priority site?
A homeowner in a warm region has chosen to rent a solar system rather than buy one. Which statement about that option is accurate?
A school building uses power from the grid at night but generates electricity for the grid during the day using on-site solar panels, so there are no electricity bills for the school.
This is an illustration of:
What environmental problem is brought on by the usage of refrigerants in HVAC&R systems?
When may a project team need to think about raising the ventilation levels to enhance the quality of the interior air?
Daylighting, natural ventilation, movable windows, and personal lighting controls are all features of buildings designed for cold climates. What more may be included into the design to enhance occupant control and comfort?
Which goods would lessen the impact of cleaning chemicals on the environment?
Materials with minimal VOC emissions, grates in the entranceway, higher-rated MERV filters, and air intakes situated in an open-air parking garage are all examples of project designs with an emphasis on constructing healthy buildings. Which of these design principles has a detrimental influence on the quality of indoor air?
Which of the following does not aid in the identification of sensitive habitats?
Which benchmark is used to assess the minimal level of energy efficiency in LEED homes and low-rise multifamily buildings?
Which of the following is one of the tasks that integrative project team members complete together?
A building owner in a hot environment want to have an airtight structure and a green roof for insulation. What would need to be considered as part of this plan throughout the integrative process?
In a city, a developer is looking at suitable locations for a new office building. What is one of the first stages to become LEED certified?
Which of the following is NOT true about LEED Interpretations?
How long can a project team take after project completion to phase-out any CFC-based refrigerants?
What LEED credit category honors construction projects on sites with development restrictions, close to a diversity of uses, and in moderately crowded areas?
What components make up each LEED rating system?
Choosing goods that have been created with a sustainable design entails:
What factors should be considered to choose the construction material for a project? Choose 3
Regional priority credits are specific to:
What solution for an entranceway makes a suitable material choice and allows for acceptable indoor air quality?
What are the environmental benefits of using salvaged wood flooring in a residential project?
What elements influence the thermal comfort of an occupant?
When would a flush-out happen in the project schedule?
What attribute should recycled materials have in order to take advantage of synergies with regional materials?
Some wood flooring recovered onsite from a renovation project was refurbished and reused onsite. What type of
material is the wood flooring considered? (choose 2)
An office space renter requests an open floor plan. What is one compromise this choice entails?
What are the advantages of expanding the project’s open space? choose 2