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;. D ;. ;. B ;. ;. ;. ;. A ;. ;. D ;. ;. AB ;. ;. C Question 23 of 100 ;. ;. What is the result of increasing the floor area ratio (FAR) from 1.0 to 2.0 while maintaining the same gross floor area on a project being designed for a greenfield site? The development density of the project increases The gross floor area is the same so the density of the project does not change. Biodiversity is promoted FAR is the total building square footage (building area) divided by the site size square footage (site area). One of the objectives of green building is to build up rather than out, thereby having a smaller building footprint to maximize open space and promote biodiversity. For example instead of having a 1 story building with a 10,000 SF footprint design a 2 story building with a 5,000 SF footprint. Both designs have 10,000 SF of total floor area but the 2 story building has a smaller footprint. The LEED project boundary changes The project boundary would remain unchanged. Only the building footprint changes - not the site area. The building footprint increases The building footprint would decrease because the project is building up rather than out. Question 25 of 100 ;. ;. What are the benefits of becoming a tenant or owner of a building that is certified under LEED for New Construction if the project team wants to also certify under LEED for Commercial Interiors? There are no certification fees There is no registration fee GBCI offers free registration for LEED for Existing Buildings: Operations Maintenance for projects certified under LEED for New Construction, LEED for Schools, and LEED for Core Shell prior to January 1, 2011. If the question had asked about the project team wanting to certify under LEED for Existing Buildings: Operations Maintenance, a correct answer choice would also be There is no registration fee. The project will be well situated to earn the additional certification(s) A building that has a prior LEED certification is in a better position to