There are two phases where a project team can submit documentation for LEED certification: they are named the design phase and construction phase . Here is a quote straight from the USGBC on why: "Project teams will have the option to submit documentation in two separate phases: first for the design phase, and then the […]
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LEED Reference Standards Guide Chart: Cover your ASHRAE!
For the LEED AP Exam, you’ll need to memorize ALL of the referenced standards mentioned in the reference guide. Some LEED credits don’t reference any standards while others can reference quite a few. The most common LEED standard is the ASHRAE standard. Learn it, love it, take it out for a romantic Valentine’s Day dinner, […]
A Typical LEED Exam Question: A Closer Look
Now don’t get scared – I’m about to go into much detail about one sample exam question. I am doing this so you will understand what the test may ask of you and how they may (try to) “trick” you. This post may seem long, but it should be beneficial to read all the way […]
How and When to take the LEEP AP Exam
“What should I know before signing up for to take the LEED AP Exam?” Before you think about signing up for the LEED AP exam, it’s good to know exactly what’s on the test. That way you can gauge how much time you’ll need to study before you pick a date. You should also download […]
Common Acronyms and Abbreviations for LEED
As you read through your reference guide you’ll notice a ton of acronyms, many of which you have probably never seen before. As you become familiar with LEED you will learn what these are just from reading your material over and over again. I’m providing this list so that as you read through your guide […]
WIMSEE is Your Friend
See the chart below? His name is WIMSEE. Memorize him, it’s easy! WIMSEE stands for each of the 6 LEED Categories as seen in the table of contents . This is a helpful way to easily visualize all of the credits and how many prerequisites and points are in each. It’s a great way to […]