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GREENING EXISTING BUILDINGS WITH THE LEED RATING SYSTEM
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作者 brad jones Peter Dahl John Stokes 《Journal of Green Building》 2009年第1期41-57,共17页
INTRODUCTION When considering the current situation of the built environment it becomes readily apparent that the LEED for Existing Buildings Operations and Maintenance(LEED-EBOM)Rating System is the most important of... INTRODUCTION When considering the current situation of the built environment it becomes readily apparent that the LEED for Existing Buildings Operations and Maintenance(LEED-EBOM)Rating System is the most important of all the LEED Rating Systems.Historically its adoption in the industry has lagged behind the better known LEED for New Construction Rating System.In the effort to create more efficient,healthy,and financially sound buildings,LEEDEBOM accounts for two significant classes of buildings:buildings certifi ed under the LEED Rating Systems geared toward design and construction,and buildings not previously certified.LEED-EBOM is a tool to measure the impact of a building’s operations and provide a means to track performance over time.This information allows stakeholders to make informed decisions about operating policies that support energy efficiency,reduced environmental impact,and comfortable spaces for the occupants of the building.This article presents statistics about the existing building stock,provides an overview of the LEED-EBOM Rating System,and offers examples of successful implementation strategies drawn from over a dozen projects certifi ed through the LEED-EB Rating Systems. 展开更多
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