Stormwater Design—Quantity Control

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Projects earn a point for creating a stormwater management flow that generates no more runoff after development than before development, unless pre-development runoff was high, in which case it has to be reduced. Protecting receiving streams from erosion can also contribute to earning the point. In LEED-EBOM at least 15% of rain from a design-case storm must be prevented from running off the site.

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PRODUCTS

By CSI Division, Section

• 07: Thermal and Moisture Protection (5 Sections, 28 Products)
• 22: Plumbing (1 Sections, 2 Products)
• 31: Earthwork (1 Sections, 1 Products)
• 32: Exterior Improvements (7 Sections, 32 Products)
• 33: Utilities (6 Sections, 19 Products)

ARTICLES

CASE STUDIES

20 River Terrace – The Solaire (360,000 sq. feet) (33,000 sq. meters) Multi-unit residential 30 Hudson Street (1,600,000 sq. feet) (140,000 sq. meters) Commercial office Alberici Corporate Headquarters (110,000 sq. feet) (10,000 sq. meters) Commercial office Aldo Leopold Legacy Center (12,000 sq. feet) (1,100 sq. meters) Interpretive Center, Commercial office Annie Creek Restaurant and Gift Shop (10,000 sq. feet) (970 sq. meters) Restaurant, Retail

20 River Terrace – The Solaire The Solaire at 20 River Terrace is a 27-story, 293-unit, glass-and-brick residential tower in Batter...

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