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NC-2009 IEQc8.2: Daylight and Views—Views
I haven't been able to locate anything in writing about
*views through doors with glazing
*use of interior glazing to achieve views from interior rooms across corridors through perimeter rooms with direct views.
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Nadav Malin
CEOBuildingGreen, Inc.
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October 26, 2012 - 4:35 pm
Hi Michelle,In the LEEDuser Checklist above, under "Construction Documents" there is a "hot tip" that says:"Direct-line-of-sight can pass through two interior glazing surfaces before reaching exterior glazing, but not through solid doors, walls, or partitions taller than 42”. "That covers the interior glazing question pretty well, I'd say. If you're also asking about exterior doors with glazing--those are fine, just like windows, unless the glass is frosted for privacy.