Which project would not meet the minimum program requirements for certification?

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试卷: LEED v4 ID+C模拟题C卷英文[查看]
Which project would not meet the minimum program requirements for certification?
A: A building project that is three stories high
B: A modular classroom that can be moved to another location on the school property
C: A new building on an office campus located next door to an existing certified building
D: A new laboratory building located partially underground

参考答案: B

本题解释:
Notes:A：Buildings do not have to be a minimum height. There are exceptions to which rating system might apply. For example, for residential projects, a building must be at least four habitable stories in order to use LEED BD+C: New Construction. Otherwise the project must use LEED BD+C: Homes。B:Structures must be permanent, so a temporary classroom would not qualify.C:New buildings located next to other buildings, certified or not, are fine.D:LEED does not prohibit part of the building being underground.