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LEED provides a Campus approach for multiple buildings on a shared site where common infrastructure supports consistent sustainability measures. By establishing a Campus Boundary and documenting campus-level prerequisites/credits once (e.g., construction activity pollution prevention, stormwater management, heat island reduction, open space), the team avoids redundant submittals. Each project building is then registered and certified individually, referencing approved campus credits while documenting building-specific items (e.g., interior low-emitting materials, metering, commissioning). This structure reduces effort, aligns site strategies across phases, and improves consistency with authorities having jurisdiction. A single combined registration is only appropriate in specific group scenarios and can create boundary/control challenges. Registering each building independently without campus credits multiplies workload and risks inconsistencies. Waiting until the end sacrifices early reviewer feedback and integrative opportunities. The Campus framework is therefore the most efficient and process-aligned path for multi-building sites sharing substantive site solutions.