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NC-2009 IEQc7.2:Thermal Comfort—Verification

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Stacey Olson
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Gensler
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I'm working on a stadium project. I reviewed the IEQ Space Matrix, and it appears to indicate all commercial spaces, inclusive of retail or assembly spaces, can comply with this credit. Are there any examples of past projects which have achieved this when end user is constantly changing? Would it be acceptable to post a survey on the home page?

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Melissa Kelly
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Mon, 03/06/2017 - 16:13

Hi Stacey, I don't have a specific example but I do think this is an achievable credit. If I were pursuing this on a stadium, I would probably split the survey up into two separate groups--one for the employees, and one for visitors--to capture differences in types of activity, and because I would expect the employees to maybe take the survey a little more seriously. A survey on the homepage would be a great idea, but to help get responses from when people are actually in the stadium, what about posting a QR code link to the survey near the entrances or in hallways?

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