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NC-2009 IEQc6.2:Controllability of Systems—Thermal Comfort

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My project has one floor that does not have any individual workstations. All the spaces are multi-purpose spaces. It's a surgical suit. One floor that is not undetermined, future fit-out space...that may or may not have individual workstations/controls. Can we use CS Appendix-1 guidelines to calculate what percentage of individual workstations (controls) would be needed. In short we are trying to determine if we can achieve this credit with one floor that does not have any individual workstations (controls) and one floor that is future fit-out space.

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Sun, 06/09/2013 - 01:01

Hi Catherine, I think you'd have to have a mandate that the individual workstation controls will be installed to meet the credit requirement. Your logic makes sense to use CS Appendix-1 for the future fit-out floor. Good luck! Best regards, John

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