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CS-2009 IEQc7:Thermal Comfort—Design

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My project is registered under LEED CS v2.0, so the requirements may be a little bit different than CS v.3, however I hope you can still be able to help me. If I understand corectly, this credit requires showing the locations of heating and cooling equipment (in my case thermostats and cooling beams) on the floor plan. How should I do it, if I'm certifying only core and shell spaces and I have no idea how the future tenants would like to design their premises. Shall I submitt a sample fit-out? Thanks!

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Wed, 02/22/2012 - 02:57

Alicja, I am not familiar with CS v2, but in v2009, this kind of question is addressed in Appendix 4 in the LEED Reference Guide. Perhaps you could review how it is handled there and come up with an approach for v2.0.

Sun, 11/25/2012 - 15:29

Under CSv2.0 you are not required to show locations of heating and cooling equipment for this credit. A narrative and supporting calculations should suffice.

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