Extraction Monoxide in Basement During Construction

Alan Viale

SUMAC Latinoamerica SAC

LEEDuser Basic Member

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Peru

January 20, 2015

we have a project of 20 floors of offices; and has 10 parking basements by local regulations. The design of parking in basements requires extraction monoxide. Currently is under construction and has just completed the construction of all basements in the rest of the year the following 20 stories, will be built and the project ended. Those responsible for the construction request know if its possible to start the extraction system monoxide to help ventilate the basement; and whether this activity would be against the fulfillment of credit IEQc3 or more important if part of the support to be performed for the credit IEQc3.

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Tristan Roberts

Representative

Vermont House of Representatives

LEEDuser Expert

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Thu, 01/19/2017 - 10:56

It sounds like it could help fulfill the credit requirements, if I understand the question right.

Adrian Arenas

Architect, Sustainability Consultant, LEED AP BD + C

AECOM

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Fri, 03/17/2017 - 19:09

This arises another question; My LEED project consists of two Office Buildings with a shared below grade level parking lot, levels 3 and 4 are exclusive for Office building users. Construction at this point has practically finished parking lots thus they are now closed and considered “interior spaces”. My question, does the IAQ Plan (during construction IEQ c3.1) scope and activities include these parking areas for mi LEED project? Or does it only apply for enclosed regularly occupied Office Space? For the IEQ c4.1 I found this LEED interpretation which exempts these areas form complying with VOC limits. http://www.usgbc.org/content/li-1767