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Dear all,
we are currently working on a research laboratory, which contains normal daylighted office spaces and enclosed laboratory spaces. The occupants will switch between their desk and the laboratory. As daylight is not allowed in some laboratory spaces due to the research, do we still need to count them under the daylight and views credits?
Thanks!
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Ale g
building engineer2 thumbs up
April 30, 2021 - 3:11 am
No, please refer to credi language, STEP 4. IDENTIFY REGULARLY OCCUPIED SPACES:
<<Spaces where tasks would be hindered by the use of daylight may be excluded. Spaces may not be excluded for security or noise concerns.>>