A school project has a site development density of 130,000 SF/acre in an area th

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试卷: LEED AP BD+C模拟题B[查看]
A school project has a site development density of 130,000 SF/acre in an area that has a
community average density of 100,000 SF/acre. The school was built on a previously
developed site and is located near one commuter rail line. Based on this information alone
what credits could this project earn?(choose 2)
A: Innovation in Design Credit, Innovation in Design
B: Sustainable Sites Credit, Site Selection
C: Sustainable Sites Credit, Alternative Transportation-Public Transportation Access
D: Sustainable Sites Credit, Development Density and Community Connectivity

参考答案: BD

本题解释:
Notes:
This project can earn 1 point for Sustainable Sites Credit Site Selection.
This project can also earn 4 points for Sustainable Sites Credit, Development Density and
Community Connectivity because it has been built on both a previously developed site and has a
density greater than 60,000SF/acre in an area with an average density greater than
60,000SF/Acre. This project would not earn an exemplary performance point for Sustainable
Sites Credit 2, Development Density because it does not have a density at least double that of
the average density within the area or it is not in an area with an average of 120,000SF/Acre.
The development density of 130,000 is the density of the project building. That\'s how many
square feet the building is vs. the size of the project site. The community density is the average
density of all buildings within the density radius.
There is not enough information to select Public Transportation Access as a correct choice. The
questions stated only that the project was near a commuter rail line and did not provide the
distance.