Which of the following is NOT a derivative of LEED for New Construction and LEED for Commercial Interiors?

• A. LEED for Schools
• B. LEED for Healthcare
• C. LEED for Data Centers
• D. LEED for Homes

Answer: (D)

Buildings-focused LEED tracks extend the base LEED for New Construction and Major Renovations and LEED for Commercial Interiors by adapting its credit structure to specific types of projects. LEED for Homes, however, came together as its own standalone residential rating system, designed specifically for single-family and multi-family homes with its own prerequisites and credits. The other options—Schools, Healthcare, and Data Centers—are built as derivatives of the NC/CI framework, applying the same general credit categories but tailored to those sectors. So the one that is not a derivative of LEED for New Construction and LEED for Commercial Interiors is LEED for Homes.