In a current commerical office project, we are considering the following thermal controls: -Individual thermostats for each private office or meeting room -One open office space with +/- 10 workst

So if I have a large room with 2 work spaces, a short dividing wall between. Is that considered an open plan work station for Individual Thermal Comfort? Or a shared multi occupant?

In relation to the open plan offices. If we have an area where 6 people work served by one fan coil unit. The fan coil unit can be controlled via the BMS.

The credit intent and application is very clear as stated above: "Private offices and open space offices need multiple controls for 50% of occupants.

Hi all, I have a question regarding thermal comfort control. If the tenanted area is reusing the HVAC system from base building. Can we be exempted from the individual control requirement?

Hello everyone, This question references LEED CI Canada version 1.0. The credit language makes it seem like thermal AND ventilation controls must be provided for: - 50% of individual spaces / ope

In the checklist above under 'How many people per control?' it states that a single mechanical system control can serve up to two occupants... So, if one thermostat is provided in a room that thre

Is that meeting the criteria? The individual people would have to have the key.

I'm trying to certify a store under CI, not CI Retail. How would I control the temperature of more than 50% of the space, if the space is my practically my entire shop?

An office we are currently working on, is in a long narrow building resulting in 85% of the occupants being close to an operable window, however we have two meeting rooms.