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Under LEED v5, the v4.1 credits mentioned during the presentation merge into

Compact and Connected Development

Urban Mobility

Compact Neighborhood

Smart City Infrastructure

The Dafne Schippers Bridge in Utrecht integrates:

Bike path, park, and school

Highway networks

Bus terminals only

Parking structures

According to the video about the 15-Minute City, what should planners also focus on?

Shortening long commutes to reasonable times

Building more parking

Limiting specialized jobs

Removing transit systems

What is a misconception about 15-Minute Cities?

They prevent people from leaving their neighborhoods

They improve walkability

They reduce emissions

They support cycling

What is one major limitation mentioned in the video about the 15-Minute City?

It ignores specialized destinations like universities

It increases traffic

It eliminates public parks

It reduces safety

What is the main goal of the 15-Minute City?

To ensure daily needs within walking or biking distance

To reduce travel freedom

To ban cars

To centralize all activities downtown

Who created the 15-Minute City concept?

Carlos Moreno

Jane Jacobs

Alain Bertaud

Jeff Speck

Paraguay’s Municipal Ordinance 128/17 provides:

Incentives for sustainable construction

Tax penalties for new buildings

Free vehicle parking

Car ownership subsidies

Boynton Gateway targeted which LEED level?

Platinum

Gold

Silver

Bronze

Boston University’s Warren Towers renovation aimed for:

LEED Gold

LEED Silver

LEED Platinum

LEED Certified

What LEED rating system was used for MIT Kendall Square?

LEED for Core & Shell

LEED for Neighborhood Development

LEED for Homes

LEED for Schools

Which of the following improves public health?

Bicycle infrastructure

More parking spaces

Car dependency

Longer commuting distances

What is the purpose of Compact and Connected Development?

To promote livability and walkability

To increase building height

To expand car parking

To reduce public transport use

Which credit promotes bicycle-friendly design?

Bicycle Facilities

Green Vehicles

Transportation Demand Management

Sustainable Sites

Which credit encourages development near services and infrastructure?

Surrounding Density & Diverse Uses

Light Pollution Reduction

Heat Island Reduction

Energy Optimization

What is the main benefit of transit-oriented development (TOD)?

Revitalized urban areas and reduced car use

Lower land value

Reduced connectivity

Longer travel times

What is the extra point condition for multiple transit routes?

No one route provides more than 60% of total trips

At least 10 bus lines

Only on weekends

Within 100 m of the building

What minimum Walk Score® is required to earn points?

60

40

50

80

What does the Walk Score® measure?

How walkable a location is

The number of bus stops per city

The amount of bicycle parking

The area’s population density

Why are healthcare projects capped at fewer points?

They have less flexibility in location and 24/7 operations

They generate more emissions

They lack design guidelines

They always have private parking

Which building type earns fewer points due to operational constraints?

Healthcare

Office

Retail

Hospitality

What is the maximum walking distance to a rail or ferry station?

800 m

200 m

400 m

600 m

What is the maximum walking distance to a bus stop to earn this credit?

400 m

100 m

250 m

800 m

Which environmental impact does "Access to Quality Transit" mainly target?

Reducing greenhouse gas emissions

Reducing water pollution

Preventing light pollution

Minimizing noise inside buildings

What is the main goal of the Access to Quality Transit credit?

To encourage development near multimodal transport

To increase car ownership

To expand parking lots

To limit bicycle access