Isn't it usually calculated & completed by electrical engineer ?
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NC-2009 IEQc8.1: Daylight and Views—Daylight
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Jill Perry, PE
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April 25, 2014 - 4:23 pm
Hello Ahmet,
Are you asking who fills out the daylighting LEED form? I would say that most of the time the architect fills out the form.
If a firm is contracted to perform daylighting simulations, it can be a wide variety of disciplines such as a lighting designer, daylighting designer, LEED specialist, or electrical engineer. In this case, it is usually the person who does the simulation who fills out the LEED form.
If the credit is achieved by the measurement option, it can be anyone who knows how to use a light meter. I guess in this case it is most likely the electrical engineer or architect, but could also be the building engineer, facilities manager, LEED specialist, or the lighting or daylighting designer.
Jill