WorksheetsLEED AP BD+C_Materials and Resources
Total questions: 72
Worksheet time: 54mins
A chair has the following components, weight percentages, and sustainability criteria:Cotton fabric 5% certified by Rainforest AlliancePlastic seat 30% noneSteel frame 65% 40% post consumer recycled contentThe chair cost $100What is the total product value as it applies to Building Product Disclosure and Optimization credit?
$26
$0
$70
$31
Which design strategy carries the highest value by LEED in the Material and Resources category?
Reuse
Waste management
Responsible extraction of raw materials
Products with low GHG emissions
A project has a total cost of $21M. The project team wants to earn points for Option 2. Leadership extraction practices in LEED v4 credit Building product disclosure and optimization - sourcing of raw materials. What would be the contributing cost of $30,000 worth of carpet tiles that are made from 80% post-consumer recycled content and the manufacturer participates in an an extended producer responsibility program?
$39,000
$24,000
$15,000
$30,000
Which qualifying product must always be included in the MR credit?
Modular workstations
Fire suppression system
Faucets
Interior paint
A project team is adding up the number of separate products used on a project to see if the project meets the 20-product minimum required for one of the Building Product Disclosure and Optimization credits. Which products would count as two separate products?
Carpet tile for a lobby with low pile and carpet tile for an office with a higher pile, each from the same manufacturer
Light yellow interior paint and light blue interior paint, each from the same manufacturer
Conference room side-chairs with arms and conference room side-chairs without arms from the same manufacturer and product line
Light gray acoustic ceiling tiles for a classroom and beige acoustic ceiling tiles for an auditorium from the same product line and manufacturer
Because the requirements for selecting products that qualify for building product disclosure and optimization are not typical of all construction teams and suppliers, which action should be taken to ensure products meet the credit requirements?
Only specify products with which contractors are familiar and that have been used on previous projects
Choose manufacturers that comply with the pre-approved requirements
Collect documentation of environmental claims for each product expected to contribute toward credit achievement and track each item purchased in the LEED MR offline calculator
Choose only local products sourced within 100 miles (160km) of the project site
Why should a project team ensure proper storage locations and sizes for recyclable materials in the building floor plan during the initial design phase?
To fulfill a requirement for construction waste management
To avoid later difficulties in finding available areas for storage after the design is complete
To meet the minimum recycling space required in the prerequisite
To improve the recycling rate by occupants
Which design strategy would NOT lead to higher recovery rates of recyclable materials?
Locating recycling bins next to trash bins
Placing dumpsters at the farthest corner of the parking lot
Creating central collection areas
Developing recycling areas that are easily accessible
For MR Prerequisite Storage and Collection of Recyclables, what is the additional type of waste that requires safe collection, storage, and disposal?
Medical Waste (syringes, tissues)
Landscape waste (leaves, grass)
Hazardous waste (batteries, lamps)
Food waste (produce, napkins)
A Core and Shell project has tenant spaces that are unfinished. The project team may estimate the requirements for the recycling areas by any EXCEPT which way?
Estimating requirements by reviewing case studies
Estimating requirements by using historical data of similar buildings in the same area
Estimating requirements based on past project experience
Estimating requirements by using 2% the gross floor area
A project located in a rural area without a recycling program must take which action for MR Prerequisite Storage and Collection of Recyclables?
Provide storage for recyclables to allow for participation in a future recycling service, should one be established
Separate, store, and collect all recyclables on site prior to sending the items to a landfill
Submit a floor plan indicating where the recycling areas might be placed in the future
Submit a project narrative indicating why the project does not have to provide storage and collection areas for recycling
A general contractor is working on documenting the quantity of materials reuse for a project. If a salvaged material came from on-site, how will the contractor determine the replacement value of the material?
Using a comparable material in the local market, including labor and shipping
Using a comparable material in the local market and multiplying it by 45%
Using a comparable material in the local market, excluding labor and shipping
An estimate based on the contractor's knowledge of material prices
A project team working a new construction project is attempting to divert construction waste from the landfill. Total construction waste is estimated to be 120 yards. What is the minimum material volume and diversion streams that need to be diverted to earn MR Credit Construction and Demolition Waste Management Option 1 Diversion?
60 yards from at least 4 material streams
60 yards from at least 3 material streams
90 yards from at least 4 material streams
90 yards from at least 3 material streams
A renovation project includes removing part of an old building, re-grading some of the site, and taking down some trees for a building expansion. What item must be included in the calculations for MR Credit Construction and Demolition Waste Management Option 1 Diversion?
Land-clearing debris from cutting down trees and shrubs
Excavated soil
Asbestos ceiling tiles
Carpet that is not Green Label Plus certified
Alternative daily cover (ADC)
A new construction major renovation project is working to convert an historic warehouse into a mixed-use retail and office building. The project is trying to divert as much construction waste as possible from landfills. The following is a construction waste management summary. How many points would the project earn for MR Credit Construction and Demolition Waste Management?
Waste Weight
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Excavated soil 50 tons
Crushed concrete reused on site 25 tons
Steel sent to a recycling center 1 ton
Wood sent to a waste-to-energy facility 15 tons
Mixed waste sent to a landfill 25 tons
0
1
2
3
A construction waste-management plan must establish diversion goals, target at least how many materials to be diverted, and explain diversion plans for those materials?
Three (3)
Four (4)
Five (5)
Six (6)
A building contractor with limited space on the project site has one construction and waste-management bin that commingles concrete, wood, and drywall, as well as a separate bin for land-clearing debris. A waste hauler takes the dumpsters and separates the concrete, wood, and drywall off site for recycling. Given this information, which statement is true?
The concrete, wood, and drywall are considered one waste stream, and the land-clearing debris is not counted as one waste stream.
The materials are counted as two waste streams.
None of the materials are counted as a waste stream.
The concrete, wood, and drywall are counted as three waste streams, and the land clearing debris is counted as one waste stream.
Source reduction includes all EXCEPT which strategy?
Modular construction
Reduced packaging
Pre-fabricated components
Donating materials
A project team is considering options for earning MR Credit Construction and Demolition Waste Management Option 1 Diversion. The school is in a rural area with little waste infrastructure, and the project cannot meet the waste diversion requirements through reuse and recycling. Which strategy should be considered?
Use wood waste as biofuel
Storing the waste in a secure area on site
Sending the waste to a landfill for incineration
Excluding those materials that cannot be recycled from the volume of total diverted waste
A project team is deciding if the project will generate more than 2.5 pounds of construction waste per square foot (12.2 kg/m2). MR Credit Construction and Demolition Waste Management Option 2 Reduction of Total Waste Material is appropriate if the project team is able to take which action?
Divert at least 75% or more of four material streams
Meet the air quality restrictions of a waste-to-energy plan
Estimate the quantity of waste diverted by volume
Implement source reduction strategies in design and construction
A project team believes they can generate less than 2.5 pounds of construction waste per square foot (12.2 kg/m2) by using source reduction strategies such as modular components and prefabricated wall assemblies for the project. What will the project team need to document for MR Credit Construction and Demolition Waste Management Option 2 Reduction of Total Waste Material?
A 24-hour waste stream audit of the project's top five recyclable waste streams
MR Construction and Demolition Waste Management calculator
Total waste per area
Recycling rates for commingled facilities
A retail project is using waste-to-energy as a diversion strategy for MR Credit Construction and Demolition Waste Management Option 1 Diversion. A LEED AP has submitted documentation that includes the MR Construction and Demolition Waste Management calculator, waste tracking totals and diverted waste amounts, and the waste material streams. What additional documentation is required?
Justification for the use of waste-to-energy
Total waste per area
Methodology and results of the waste stream study
Floor plans indicating collection areas
Which of these is NOT considered a best practices ensure a project accurately calculates waste diversion for MR Credit Construction and Demolition Waste Management?
Maintain waste hauler reports
File receipts for donated materials
Use source separation
Estimate an average diversion rate for commingled waste
A contractor has bins on the site of a construction project for commingled waste. Which statement is true about the project's ability to earn MR Credit Construction and Demolition Waste Management for diverting waste?
The project cannot earn the credit because the waste streams are not separated.
The project can earn the credit by using the average diversion rate for the waste-sorting facility if the facility is regulated by a local or state authority.
The project can earn the credit if the waste-sorting facility sorts the materials and provides the diversion rate for the project's waste.
The project can earn the credit if the waste-sorting facility sorts the materials and provides average diversion rates.
A project team for a retail project is conducting a waste stream study over a 24-hour period to track the waste generated. What does the project team need to identify for the audit as part of MR Prerequisite Storage and Collection of Recyclables?
The top four recyclable waste streams by volume
The top five recyclable waste streams by weight or volume
All waste streams accepted by a waste hauler
All waste streams that make up more than 10% of the total waste by volume
What minimum time period must a waste stream audit be conducted for a retail project?
1 week
24-hour period
2 weeks
5 business days
What documentation for MR Prerequisite Storage and Collection of Recyclables is specific to LEED BD+C: Retail?
Waste stream study
Verification of recycled material types
Floor plans indicating recycling storage and collection areas
Narrative describing recycling storage and collection strategies
A project team is pursuing MR Credit Building Life-Cycle Impact Reduction Option 3 Building and Material Reuse. The surface areas of what elements need to be included in the reused elements table and calculations for documenting the credit?
Replaced drywall, asbestos ceiling tiles, concrete slab
Steel building structure, exterior windows, exterior doors
Built-in casework, steel structural beams, reused ceiling tiles
Carpet that was removed before construction began, and was not replaced
A project will renovate a building with historic designation into new office space. The surface area of the existing building structure and envelope is 100,000 SF. How much of the existing building will need to be reused to earn 5 points for MR Credit Building Life-Cycle Impact Reduction?
50,000 SF
75,000 SF
95,000 SF
100,000 SF
There is no minimum
For a building renovation the architect's plan indicates reuse of interior elements including wall partitions, flooring, doors, cabinets, and ceramic bathroom tile.If the total interior surface area is 30,000 SF, how many square feet must be reused to comply with MR Credit Building Life-Cycle Impact Reduction?
7,500 SF
15,000 SF
22,500 SF
There is no minimum reuse to comply with the credit
A major office renovation is attempting to reuse the building where possible. The following items have been maintained during the renovation:
ItemSize (sf)Reused Area (sf)%ReusedFoundation14,35014,350100%Exterior Walls (excluding windows)54,06343,25080%Interior Structural Walls76743060%Exterior Windows1,28032025%
What percentage of the building qualifies Building and Material Reuse for MR Credit Building Life-Cycle Impact Reduction?
82%
83%
84%
85%
Which type of project would require the project team to conduct a whole-building life-cycle assessment for MR Credit Building Life-Cycle Impact Reduction?
A school listed in the National Register of Historic Places
An 80-year old existing building
A new Core and Shell project
An abandoned warehouse in a high-priority area
A developer selected a building with a historic designation for a project. The necessary building alterations for bringing the building up to code caused the building to lose its historic status. Which action should the project team consider for earning MR Credit Building Life-Cycle Impact Reduction?
Seek the credit option for Building and Material Reuse for the reuse of the building
Seek the option of Historic Building Reuse so long as at least 25% of the original building has remained intact
Conduct a whole-building life-cycle assessment of the renovated building
No further action is needed, as the credit option for Historic Building Reuse can still be used for the entire building
A developer has purchased a blighted 100,000 SF (9,290 m2) warehouse. Part of the roof and one of the exterior walls, totaling 30,000 SF (2,787 m2), are structurally unsound and must be demolished. The developer will maintain 60,000 SF (5,574 SF) of the surface area of the building. Which statement is true about the project team's ability to earn MR Credit Building Life-Cycle Impact Reduction?
The project team can pursue Option 2 Renovation of Abandoned or Blighted Building if an additional 10,000 SF (929 m2) of the surface area is preserved.
The project team can pursue Option 2 Renovation of Abandoned or Blighted Building without any additional design changes.
The project team can pursue Option 3 Building and Material Reuse.
The project team cannot earn the credit.
A project team has purchased 7,500 SF (696 m2) of salvaged wood flooring from a barn at a cost of $22,500. How can the reused materials be applied toward LEED credits?
The surface area of the flooring can be applied to MR Credit Building Life-Cycle Impact Reduction, Option 3 Building and Material Reuse; AND the cost of the flooring can be applied to MR Credit Building Product Disclosure and Optimization - Sourcing of Raw Materials, Option 2 Leadership Extraction Practices.
The cost of the flooring can be applied to MR Credit Building Life-Cycle Impact Reduction, Option 3 Building and Material Reuse; AND the cost of the flooring can be applied to MR Credit Building Product Disclosure and Optimization - Sourcing of Raw Materials, Option 2 Leadership Extraction Practices.
The surface area of the flooring can be applied to MR Credit Building Life-Cycle Impact Reduction, Option 3 Building and Material Reuse; OR the cost of the flooring can be applied to MR Credit Building Product Disclosure and Optimization - Sourcing of Raw Materials, Option 2 Leadership Extraction Practices.
The flooring cost can be applied ONLY to MR Credit Building Product Disclosure and Optimization - Sourcing of Raw Materials, Option 2 Leadership Extraction Practices.
A Core and Shell project is reusing an existing building and tearing down the West wall to add an addition. The following items are being reused in the following amounts:
ItemSize (sf)Reused Area (sf)%ReusedFoundation10,00010,000100%Roof10,00010,000100%Exterior North Wall (excluding windows)10,0008,50085%Exterior South Wall (excluding windows)10,0009,50095%Exterior East Wall (excluding windows)10,0009,50095%Exterior West Wall (excluding windows)10,00000%Interior Structural Walls5,00050010%Interior Non-Structural Walls70065093%Asbestos ceiling tiles1,00000%
What is the percent reuse for the project?
75%
76%
73%
74%
A building has an existing brick enclosure and steel structure. The drywall has been replaced for a new tenant. What layers are counted as reused portions?
The brick only
The steel only
The brick and steel only
None of the layers
The brick, steel, and drywall
A project team is close to meeting the 25% threshold for building and material reuse for MR Credit Building Life-Cycle Impact Reduction. Which strategy would assist the project team earn the credit?
Obtain reused materials from off site for inclusion in the project
Choose products that have an environmental product declaration (EPD)
Check to see if any reused materials for MR Credit Building Product and Disclosure - Sourcing of Raw Materials can be double counted
Swap one of the reused materials with a more expensive material
A project team member is using an LCA tool to compare a baseline 2-story mixed-use retail building to a proposed model. The gross floor area, programmatic function, orientation, climate zone, and LCA scope match between the baseline and proposed model. What else must occur for the LCA assessment?
The total area of exterior walls, floors, and roofs must match
The operating energy performance must match
The retail elements must be on the same floor for the baseline and proposed model
The massing must be the same
A team member is reviewing the LCA narrative for MR Credit Building Life-Cycle Impact Reduction Option 4 Whole-Building Life Cycle Assessment. What table is going to be included in the narrative?
Table showing the assemblies that were included in the analysis
Table showing the percent change for all impact indicators between the baseline and proposed buildings
Table comparing the LCA impact indicators for different service lives of the buildings
Table comparing the LCA impact indicators for different building orientations
Which type of analysis will the project team conduct for a whole-building life-cycle assessment?
Cradle-to-grave
Cradle-to-cradle
ISO 14044
Functional equivalence
What material is included in a whole-building life-cycle assessment?
Footings and foundation
MEP
Elevators and conveying systems
Surface lots
A project team is conducting alternative analysis of a project design as part of a whole-building life-cycle assessment. One of the products the design team is considering is not in the LCA tool's data set. Which option does the project team have for the analysis?
The product's functional equivalence can be removed from both the design and baseline model.
The project team can write a narrative explaining why the material was excluded in the final analysis.
If the product has a critically reviewed LCA or EPD, the product's impact-measure results can be added to the model.
The project team can conduct a side calculation in the LCA model using a similar product.
A project team member is comparing an LCA model to a baseline design to determine the reductions in six impact categories. One impact category exceeds the baseline by 7%. What alternative analyse would the team member run to check different impact measurements?
Change the orientation of the design case building
Decrease the gross floor area of the design case building
Increase the wall mass and types of windows in the baseline building
Evaluate different structural systems (load bearing walls vs. columns)
The project team for an elementary school is selecting paint to use in the classrooms. Each classroom will have an attached restroom. The classrooms will be painted with a beige, matte-finish paint made by ABC company. The restrooms will be painted with the same-color, semi-gloss paint made by XYZ company. If both products have EPDs, which statement is true about how the products will count toward MR Credit Building Product Disclosure and Optimization - EPDs?
The paints would count as two different products from two different manufacturers.
Only one paint from one of the manufactures would count.
Both paints would count, but only one manufacturer would be counted.
Both manufacturers would be counted, but only one of the paints would count.
A project will include carpet tile and walk-off mats from one manufacturer, as well as ceramic tile and wood flooring from another manufacturer. All of the products have industry-wide (generic) EPDs. How many permanently installed products would this count toward MR Credit Building Product Disclosure and Optimization - EPDs?
0
1
2
4
For MR Credit Building Product Disclosure and Optimization - Environmental Product Declarations, the EPD must be consistent with ISO standards and be at least which assessment in scope?
Cradle-to-cradle
Cradle-to-gate
Cradle-to-cradle or gate-to-gate
Gate-to-gate
Which product would contribute to Option 2 Optimization of MR Credit Building Product Disclosure and Optimization - EPDs if the product demonstrates a reduction in at least three impact categories?
Steel framing made with recycled content
Ceiling tiles that are Cradle-to-Cradle v3 Silver certified
Carpet that is third-party certified
Stone tiles that have a Health Product Declaration
A project team is reviewing Type III EPDs for the impact reduction of different office chairs in the following categories:Global warming potential (greenhouse gases)Depletion of the stratospheric ozone layerAcidification of land and water sourcesEutrophicationFormation of tropospheric ozoneDepletion of nonrenewable energy resourcesFor product optimization, which factor must the chairs possess?
A reduction below the industry average in at least three categories
A 5% reduction in all categories
A 10% reduction in at least three categories
A 10% reduction in GHG emissions and a 10% reduction in at least two other categories
Which is a key strategy for project teams to earn multiple points and credits for the MR Credits for Building Product Disclosure and Optimization?
Select materials that have a cradle-to-gate analysis
Select materials that double count toward options and credits
Select materials that have low GHG emissions
Select materials that are not assemblies
Which type(s) of EPD is(/are) always created from a product category rule?
An industry-wide (generic) EPD
A product-specific declaration
A product-specific declaration and product-specific Type III EPD
A product-specific Type III EPD
Cabinetry that is low VOC and made with FSC Certified Wood would contribute to what credits?
MR Credit Building Product Disclosure and Optimization - Sourcing of Raw Materials, Option 2 Leadership Extraction Practices and EQ Credit Low-Emitting Materials
MR Credit Building Product Disclosure and Optimization - Sourcing of Raw Materials, Option 2 Leadership Extraction Practices and MR Credit Building Product Disclosure and Optimization - Environmental Product Declarations, Option 2 Multi-attribute Optimization
MR Credit Building Product Disclosure and Optimization - Sourcing of Raw Materials, Option 2 Leadership Extraction Practices and MR Credit Building Product Disclosure and Optimization - Material Ingredients, Option 2 Material Ingredient Optimization
MR Credit Building Product Disclosure and Optimization - Sourcing of Raw Materials, Option 1 Raw Material Source and Extraction Reporting and MR Credit Building Product Disclosure and Optimization - Material Ingredients, Option 2 Material Ingredient Optimization
What product would contribute to both MR Credit Building Product Disclosure and Optimization - Sourcing of Raw Materials, Option 2 Leadership Extraction Practices and MR Credit Building Product Disclosure and Optimization - Material Ingredients, Option 2 Material Ingredient Optimization?
A product that is Cradle to Cradle v3 Bronze
A product that contains wood certified by FSC from a company with a Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) sustainability report
A product with a GreenScreen v1.2 Benchmark and that contains recycled content
A product with a Type III EPD from a company with a take-back program
A project team is reviewing a new insulation material that is Cradle to Cradle v3 Gold certified. If they use this product on the project what credits would it contribute to?
MR Credit Building Product Disclosure and Optimization - Sourcing of Raw Materials, Option 2 Leadership Extraction Practices and EQ Credit Low-Emitting Materials
MR Credit Building Product Disclosure and Optimization - Material Ingredients, Option 1 Material Ingredient Reporting and MR Credit Building Product Disclosure and Optimization - Material Ingredients, Option 2 Material Ingredient Optimization
MR Credit Building Product Disclosure and Optimization - Sourcing of Raw Materials, Option 2 Leadership Extraction Practices and MR Credit Building Product Disclosure and Optimization - Material Ingredients, Option 2 Material Ingredient Optimization
MR Credit Building Product Disclosure and Optimization - Sourcing of Raw Materials, Option 1 Raw Material Source and Extraction Reporting and MR Credit Building Product Disclosure and Optimization - Material Ingredients, Option 2 Material Ingredient Optimization
What products would both contribute towards MR Credit Building Product Disclosure and Optimization - Sourcing of Raw Materials, Option 2 Leadership Extraction Practices?
Carpet made with recycled content that is part of a take-back program
Ceiling tiles that are Cradle to Cradle v2 Gold certified
Framing from a company that has a published Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) sustainability report
Composite desks that include a Health Product Declaration (HPD)
A project team has identified enough qualifying products to meet MR Credit Building Product Disclosure and Optimization - Sourcing of Raw Materials, Option 1 Raw Material Source and Extraction Reporting. What must be submitted for documentation of the credit?
Cradle to Cradle certification labels, GreenScreen benchmarks, or manufacturer's declaration (for REACH)
The corporate sustainability reports from each manufacturer and the building disclosure and optimization calculator
Health product declarations and GreenScreen benchmarks
Copies of all environmental product declarations and life cycle analysis reports
A project team is purchasing salvaged bricks from a local company that sourced the bricks from local buildings that are scheduled for demolition. The price of the bricks was $5,000. The delivery fee is $200 and the installation will cost $2,000. The owner received a 10% off discount by paying within 15 days.What should the project team use as the cost of the materials for Materials Reuse as it applies to MR Credit Building Product Disclosure and Optimization - Sourcing of Raw Materials?
$7,000
$7,200
$6,480
$4,680
The architect and other project designers are reviewing material choices for a new office space. Which reused materials will NOT contribute to optimization of MR Credit Building Product Disclosure and Optimization - Sourcing of Raw Materials?
Cabinets
Decorative items
Beams
Furniture that has been leased for 1-year
An office is relocating to a new facility in another state. Any furniture and furnishings that are relocated to the new site can contribute as a reused material for MR Credit Building Product Disclosure and Optimization - Sourcing of Raw Materials if these materials were purchased:
Within the past 5 years
At least 5 years prior to the project's certification
At least 2 years prior to the project's substantial completion
At least 2 years prior to the date of project registration
A project includes some salvaged wood flooring costing $50,000 and that was purchased 500 miles (804 km) from the project site. What value does the wood have toward MR Credit Building Product Disclosure and Optimization - Sourcing of Raw Materials?
$0
$45,000
$50,000
$100,000
A project team is reviewing material choices before deciding which products to include. The team located interior wall partitions made with recycled content that have been salvaged from another building ten miles from the project site. The partitions resold from a company located 20 miles from the project site for the price of $20,000. What value do the partitions have toward MR Credit Building Product Disclosure and Optimization - Sourcing of Raw Materials?
$0
$20,000
$40,000
$60,000
A product will count toward the achievement of MR Credit Building Disclosure and Optimization, Sourcing of Raw Material in all EXCEPT which of the following cases?
The report is current for the product at its time of installation.
The report is published within one year of the project's LEED registration date.
The report covers a period that ends within one year of the project's registration date.
The report is published no less than 12 months prior to the substantial completion of the project.
For a product to count toward the achievement of MR Credit Building Disclosure and Optimization, Sourcing of Raw Materials, which CSR framework is values as one whole product?
ISO 14021
Environmental Social Governance (ESG)
Self-declared reports
Global Reporting Initiative (GRI)
Which action should be taken to ensure that project team members understand and prioritize the selection of materials compliant with the MR Credits for Building Disclosure and Optimization?
Include the material requirements in the Division 1 general requirements of the project specifications
Procure materials directly from raw material suppliers
Include all building materials in a whole-building life-cycle analysis
Limit material and product selections to those that are locally sourced and manufactured
Which description is an example of extended producer responsibility?
A manufacturer that right-sizes building materials according to the general contractor's specifications
A ceiling tile manufacturer that takes back the product at the post-consumer stage of the product's life cycle
A manufacturer that works with raw materials suppliers to enhance the working conditions of laborers
A manufacturer that identifies, documents, and communicates information on the health, safety, and environmental characteristics of chemical ingredients
A project includes FSC certified wood costing $150,000 and that was extracted, manufactured, and purchased 80 miles (128 km) from the project site. What value does the wood have toward MR Credit Building Product Disclosure and Optimization - Sourcing of Raw Materials?
$0
$150,000
$200,000
$300,000
All EXCEPT which documentation can be used to report the material ingredients of a product to at least 0.1% (1000 ppm)?
Manufacturer inventory
Health product declarations (HPD)
Cradle-to-Cradle analysis
Type III EPD
A project team is reviewing ceiling tiles that would contribute to material ingredient optimization. If all of the products have similar prices, which products would contribute the most to the criteria of 25% of the total of permanently installed materials for the credit?
Tile that is Cradle-to-Cradle v2 Basic level certified
Tile with ingredients assessed with the GreenScreen List Translator
Tile that is Cradle-to-Cradle v2 Platinum certified
Tile that contains no ingredients listed on the REACH Authorization or Candidate list
A project team member was not clear about the specifications for building materials, and a contractor substituted a product with disclosure documentation for a product without disclosure documentation. The replacement product has a GreenScreen v1.2 Benchmark. How should the product be treated as it applies to MR Credit Building Product Disclosure and Optimization - Material Ingredients?
Exclude the product from both the disclosure and optimization options
Exclude the product from the disclosure option and include it in the optimization option
Include the product in both the disclosure option and the optimization option
Treat the product at 50% of its cost
When designing for flexibility, project teams should focus on the portions of the building typically subject to change, which include all of the following EXCEPT:
Parking areas
Department layouts
HVAC services
Movable furniture
A project team for a healthcare facility is developing flexibility goals in anticipation of the future expansion of the building. The building may be expanded both up and out. Which strategy would help conserve future resources?
A facade that accommodates new openings and additions
Exit tunnels
The elimination of soft space
The limiting of interstitial space
A tenant is moving into a new space and is planning for the future growth of the company. What project feature allows the space to be changed more easily to support growth?
Demountable partitions
Leasing systems furniture
Installing products with integral labels
Using recyclable materials
