A project team has three principal participants with LEED AP credentials. One is an energy modeler, one is a civil engineer and the third one is a general contractor. Under which category can their credentials contribute a point?
I'm gonna have to go with D. Energy and Atmosphere. It's where the LEED AP creds would be the most relevant, unless they're also experts in dad jokes. In that case, I'd say Innovation.
D. Energy and Atmosphere, no doubt. I mean, with an energy modeler on the team, they'd be able to optimize the building's energy performance like nobody's business!
I'm going with B. Commissioning (Cx). The LEED AP credentials suggest they have the expertise to properly commission the building's systems, which is a key factor in that credit category.
I see your point, but I still think B. Commissioning (Cx) is the best fit for their credentials. It's all about ensuring the building operates efficiently and effectively.
Definitely D. Energy and Atmosphere. The team has experts in energy modeling, civil engineering, and general contracting - all of which are crucial for the Energy and Atmosphere credit category.
And the general contractor's credentials might be relevant for Innovation, since they are responsible for implementing new construction methods and technologies.
I think the answer is D. Energy and Atmosphere. The LEED AP credentials are specifically focused on energy efficiency and environmental impact, which would contribute to that category.
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