In a nutshell, LEED certification works like this:
Projects apply for LEED certification under a particular rating system (LEED for Building Design & Construction, LEED for Interior Design & Construction, LEED for Building Operations & Maintenance, Homes, etc.). Projects achieve points by satisfying various requirements, which are geared toward different methods of green building practice. If a project earns enough points, it gets a ranking (certified, silver, gold or platinum) and is then dubbed a “LEED certified” project.
Other FAQs for those new to LEED:
- What is LEED?
- How does LEED certification work?
- Why should I care about LEED?
- What are the benefits of earning a LEED Professional Credential?
- How do I earn my LEED professional credential?
6 Comments On This Post
Hi!!! i am so glad to found this website. I am a foreigner architect, but i wuld like to make the LEED exam, is it possible? Thanks
Hi Manuel, a lot of people from around the world are indeed taking the LEED exam 🙂
I am not a architech, but an Instrumentation and control engineer. We work on infrastructure projects and just wanted to know, can I also take LEED exams.
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Gary Halashewski says: November 8, 2010 at 8:42PM I would like to be a affiat whould this help me
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