This module is designed to familiarize LEED practitioners with the v4.1 changes for LEED BD+C, ID+C, and O+M rating systems. Special emphasis is on interrelationships between rating systems and credit substitutions for v4.0 projects.

Learn what decarbonization is and how it affects our built environment.

Learn how the Arc Platform provides the link between BD+C, ID+C and O+M projects.

Biodiverse landscapes are often included in sustainable building projects. Deliberately enhancing the biodiverse landscapes through integrative design and specific design strategies may have the effect of adding resilience to the project and the larger community surrounding it, as well as increasing the energy efficiency of the building systems. This module demonstrates the design strategies that can accomplish these goals.

Learn about LEED Residential

Applying Quality Assurance for LEED Residential

The course will describe how you can use economic concepts to help make the case for projects and policies that support sustainability, including LEED projects.

In this course we describe how to achieve the LEED v4.1 BD+C and ID+C Credit: Quality Views and how it can help improve building occupants' well-being.

Effective stakeholder engagement is critical to successful LEED projects. This module shows why stakeholders are important and how to engage them effectively in a LEED project.

Learn about the LEED Cities: Existing v4.1 Gold Las Vegas, Nevada

In this presentation, we discuss the intent and requirements for the LEED v4.1 BD+C and ID+C Credit: Acoustic Performance and how they can help building occupants.

In this course, we compare and contrast Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) and Health Product Declarations (HPDs) and how they integrate into LEED v4.1 to create sustainable projects.