In our project, the design pressure is well above the minimum required negative pressure in our smoking rooms with respect to the adjacent areas.

Our project is in a very urban environment, and the front door opens to a public city sidewalk and then public road (no landscape, parking lot, etc). No smoking is permitted within the building.

We have a new building on a No Smoking Campus. The policy is posted on the University website, and signage is posted around campus and within buildings.

I am working on the new construction of a campus (non school). At the entry into the campus, there is a posted sign stating no smoking.

We are working on a tenant fit-up on the 8th floor of a downtown building which sits on a corner. The first floor has several retail establishments with direct street access.

If the LEED CI project is located on the 7th floor of a building, do we still need to provide non-smoking signs on the ground floor? There is no smoking allowed in the building following national l

Hi everybody, I have a CS2009 certified project and now I'm working on its CI2009 certification, which will be applied to the whole building area (there is only one tenant). My question is, since

Dear All, I have a hotel project that has a non smoking policy for the entire hotel.

There is a building where somking is allowed and there are some rooms designated for somoking but they are all outside the tenant space so they are not in the project scope of work.