Retail
LEED for Retail is comprised of two unique rating systems, LEED 2009 for Retail: New Construction & Major Renovations and the LEED 2009 for Retail: Commercial Interiors Rating Systems. LEED for Retail is designed to guide and distinguish high-performance retail projects, including banks, restaurants, apparel, electronics, big box and everything in between.
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General
- Guidance for Multiple Buildings and On-Campus Projects -- Learn how to more easily and efficiently certify multiple LEED projects located on one site or campus. Note: Until Part 2 of the 2010 AGMBC is released, each individual
building or space must be registered and certified separately under a
LEED 2009 rating system.
- Major Changes from LEED-NC to Retail: NC (PDF) -- See how each credit in the LEED for Retail: New Construction rating system changed from LEED-NC.
- Major Changes from LEED-CI to Retail: CI (PDF) -- See how each credit in the LEED for Retail: Commerical Interiors rating system changed from LEED-CI.
- Are you an existing LEED-NC or LEED-CI 2009 project and wish to switch to Retail: NC or Retail: CI? If so, please contact GBCI and request the change.
- Are you an existing NC 2.2 or CI 2.0 project and would like to upgrade to Retail: NC or Retail: CI? Please visit www.leedonline.com, log in, and use the "project transfer" function.
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Updated 5/15/2011