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Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Planning for LEED® Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design LEED and related logo is a trademark owned by the U.S. Green Building Council and is used by permission Civil Engineering and Architecture © 2010 Project Lead The Way, Inc.

Planning for LEED LEED Building Types What is the Function of LEED? Civil Engineering and Architecture Unit2– Lesson 2.3 – Residential Design Planning for LEED LEED Building Types What is the Function of LEED? Classification for LEED Credits ID Innovation & Design LL Location and Linkages SS Sustainable Site WE Water Efficiency EA Energy and Atmosphere MR Materials and Resources IEQ Indoor Environmental Quality AE Awareness and Education Four Levels of LEED Certification Home Size Adjustment Cost of LEED Certification for Architects and Designers Project Lead The Way, Inc. Copyright 2010

LEED Defined Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Planning for LEED Civil Engineering and Architecture Unit2– Lesson 2.3 – Residential Design LEED Defined Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design LEED verifies the structure and the green features that were put into a building’s design. An independent program developed by the U.S. Green Building Council that provides benchmarks for the design, construction, and operation of high performance green buildings Project Lead The Way, Inc. Copyright 2010

LEED Building Types New construction Existing buildings Planning for LEED Civil Engineering and Architecture Unit2– Lesson 2.3 – Residential Design LEED Building Types New construction Existing buildings Commercial interiors Core and shell Schools Homes Neighborhood development Retail Health care [After presenting all categories of LEED, click]. We will concentrate on LEED for Homes in this presentation. Take careful notes so that you can incorporate LEED into your Affordable Home design. Project Lead The Way, Inc. Copyright 2010

What is the Function of LEED? Planning for LEED Civil Engineering and Architecture Unit2– Lesson 2.3 – Residential Design What is the Function of LEED? Developed by the USGBC (United States Green Building Council) in 1999 Goal: Provide guidelines for professionals to improve the quality of our buildings and their impact on the environment Buildings represent 39% of energy use in the United States. Buildings are heavy consumers of natural resources and account for a significant portion of the greenhouse gas emissions that affect climate change. Project Lead The Way, Inc. Copyright 2010

Why LEED Certify? Reduce the building’s carbon footprint Planning for LEED Civil Engineering and Architecture Unit2– Lesson 2.3 – Residential Design Why LEED Certify? Reduce the building’s carbon footprint Receive recognition for your commitment to environmental issues in your community, your organization, and industry Receive third party validation of achievement Qualify for federal, state, and local government financial initiatives Receive positive marketing exposure LEED certification provides a marketable credential to an employer, prospective employer, or client. Project Lead The Way, Inc. Copyright 2010

Classification for LEED for Homes Credits Planning for LEED Civil Engineering and Architecture Unit2– Lesson 2.3 – Residential Design Classification for LEED for Homes Credits ID Innovation in Design LL Location and Linkages SS Sustainable Site WE Water Efficiency EA Energy and Atmosphere MR Materials and Resources IEQ Indoor Environmental Quality AE Awareness and Education LEED credit can be obtained for new construction and existing buildings. Design teams of architects, civil engineers, MEP (mechanical, electrical, and plumbing) and landscape architects may coordinate the entire project together. The green building design movement will include more attempts at bringing outdated or under-performing buildings up to “Greener” levels. Project Lead The Way, Inc. Copyright 2010

ID Innovation and Design Planning for LEED Civil Engineering and Architecture Unit2– Lesson 2.3 – Residential Design ID Innovation and Design Architects who use special design methods, approaches not identified in the outlined credits, or exemplary performance levels may be eligible to receive special recognition ID credits encourage an integrated project team with at least one member of the project team being certified in LEED for Homes. Credit is also given for a full-day design charrette and for designs maximizing solar orientation. Durability of the building and systems is also encouraged. Project Lead The Way, Inc. Copyright 2010

LL Location and Linkages Planning for LEED Civil Engineering and Architecture Unit2– Lesson 2.3 – Residential Design LL Location and Linkages Encourages the placement of homes in socially and environmentally responsible ways in relation to the larger community Courtesy Isle of Palms, SC Recreation Department Discourages the use of sites within fragile ecosystems and encourages development of sites that border previously developed land or building on a previously developed site. Credits are also available for sites that provide access to open space and allow walking, biking, and public transit to nearby facilities. ©iStockphoto.com Project Lead The Way, Inc. Copyright 2010

Planning for LEED Civil Engineering and Architecture Unit2– Lesson 2.3 – Residential Design SS Sustainable Site The use of the entire property to minimize the project’s impact on the site is encouraged Site developers are encouraged to minimize the disturbed area of the site and build at moderate or high density (i.e., put more houses in a given area). SS credits are also given for low impact landscaping and for minimizing the area of non-permeable surfaces. Project Lead The Way, Inc. Copyright 2010

Planning for LEED Civil Engineering and Architecture Unit2– Lesson 2.3 – Residential Design WE Water Efficiency Careful attention is given to promoting water conservation both indoor and outdoor Using captured rainwater or reusing “greywater” from home sinks and showers can provide a five point LEED credit. Using water-efficient irrigation and installing high efficiency shower heads, faucets, and urinals can greatly reduce water consumption in a building. Project Lead The Way, Inc. Copyright 2010

EA Energy and Atmosphere Planning for LEED Civil Engineering and Architecture Unit2– Lesson 2.3 – Residential Design EA Energy and Atmosphere Promotion of on-site renewable energy resources and maximization of energy performance help protect the environment and human health Reducing the need for natural energy resources helps reduce pressure on the environment. LEED credit is given to homes that exceed the ENERGY STAR performance requirements. Careful attention to insulation, air infiltration, window selection, heating and cooling systems, lighting , appliances, and water heating can greatly reduce energy consumption. Using renewable energy is also encouraged. Project Lead The Way, Inc. Copyright 2010

MR Materials and Resources Planning for LEED Civil Engineering and Architecture Unit2– Lesson 2.3 – Residential Design MR Materials and Resources Efficient use of environmentally preferable materials and minimizing the amount of waste during construction reduces negative impacts on the environment Credit can be obtained by minimizing waste, choosing environmentally-friendly materials, and finding other uses for construction waste. Project Lead The Way, Inc. Copyright 2010

IEQ Indoor Environmental Quality Planning for LEED Civil Engineering and Architecture Unit2– Lesson 2.3 – Residential Design IEQ Indoor Environmental Quality Reducing the creation of and exposure to pollutants can greatly improve the indoor air quality IAQ (indoor air quality) has a significant impact on the building occupants. The health of occupants should be of utmost concern for the owner of the building. With proper venting, moisture control, air filtering, and distribution of heating and cooling, the IAQ can be protected. Project Lead The Way, Inc. Copyright 2010

Awareness and Education Planning for LEED Civil Engineering and Architecture Unit2– Lesson 2.3 – Residential Design Awareness and Education The full benefits of LEED efforts will not be realized unless the homeowner and/or building manager are informed about the operation and maintenance of green features Project Lead The Way, Inc. Copyright 2010

Four Levels of LEED for Homes Certification Planning for LEED Civil Engineering and Architecture Unit2– Lesson 2.3 – Residential Design Four Levels of LEED for Homes Certification LEED Certified LEED Silver LEED Gold LEED Platinum Architects plan for LEED deign credits to receive certification for the building. Platinum is the highest level of LEED certification for homes. Project Lead The Way, Inc. Copyright 2010

Home Size Adjustment Larger homes consume more resources Planning for LEED Civil Engineering and Architecture Unit2– Lesson 2.3 – Residential Design Home Size Adjustment Larger homes consume more resources LEED Home Size Adjustment allows for a reduction in credit point requirements for smaller homes Project Lead The Way, Inc. Copyright 2010

Planning for LEED Civil Engineering and Architecture Unit2– Lesson 2.3 – Residential Design Cost of LEED Green buildings can return cost savings depending on the design strategies for the structure. Some green designs may cost more up front, but they can save money due to lower operating costs during the life of the building. Mechanical systems and green building materials may have up-front costs due to special manufacturing methods during production. Project Lead The Way, Inc. Copyright 2010

Certification for Architects and Designers Planning for LEED Civil Engineering and Architecture Unit2– Lesson 2.3 – Residential Design Certification for Architects and Designers Certification can be obtained by design professionals through classes, seminars, and testing. Once training is complete, designers can become a LEED AP (Accredited Professional). LEED Accredited Professionals use their training and experience to design the most sustainable buildings possible. Project Lead The Way, Inc. Copyright 2010

Planning for LEED LEED Building Types What is the Function of LEED? Civil Engineering and Architecture Unit2– Lesson 2.3 – Residential Design Planning for LEED LEED Building Types What is the Function of LEED? Classification for LEED Credits ID Innovation & Design LL Location and Linkages SS Sustainable Site WE Water Efficiency EA Energy and Atmosphere MR Materials and Resources IEQ Indoor Environmental Quality AE Awareness and Education Four Levels of LEED Certification Home Size Adjustment Cost of LEED Certification for Architects and Designers Project Lead The Way, Inc. Copyright 2010

Planning for LEED Civil Engineering and Architecture Unit2– Lesson 2.3 – Residential Design Image Resources Microsoft, Inc. (2009). Clip art. Retrieved April 7, 2009, from http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/clipart/default.aspx Istockphoto. Retrieved March 1, 2010, from www.istockphoto.com. Isle of Palms Recreation Department. Isle of Palms, SC 29451 Project Lead The Way, Inc. Copyright 2010