Hi All, We have a project that has a lot of meeting rooms (area of each room is smaller than 150 square feet) that can accomodate 4 person per meeting room- therefore considered densely occupied and should be provided with CO2 sensors. However, the reference guide states that individual rooms smaller than 150 square feet are exempted. Which will govern? IEQc1.2 ...

credit and used Zero water, that was not enough. It was also not enough to provide the original planning and programming documentation showing that a steamer was indeed the school desire from the start...

the simulation. (not even on lists.onebuilding.org). So, I wonder if anyone knows of any sort of on-line lectures that deal exclusively with this kind of simulation. Log in or register to post comments Marcus...

but clearly at some point it will cross a line into material reuse. Log in or register to post comments ...

portfolio for a rating in line with case 1 no matter where the building is located as long as the building is comprised of ratable spaces.? I really appreciate if some of you can answer my question!!!!! EAc1 ...

In the proposed design an AHU is connected to a lot of zones. In that AHU there is a preheat coil. I have to model the baseline model as system 4 PSZ-HP. In order to meet the setpoint temperatures I think that I cannot create a PSZ-HP that is connected to so many zones, i.e. I have to create more than one PSZ-HP system. According to G3.1.2.3 “If the HVAC system in the proposed design has a preheat coil and a preheat coil can be modeled in the baseline, the baseline system shall be modeled with a preheat coil controlled in the same manner”. If I create many PSZ-HP systems in the baseline model,...

of Representatives LEEDuser Expert 11477 thumbs up October 24, 2012- 2:12 pm For your reference, LEEDuser has the MPR Supplemental Guidance posted for each MPR, above on our Bird's Eye View tabs. A lot easier...

recycled content for all products and revise the form as necessary. Regarding Note 1: I placed Bull Moose Tubing &Steel Dynamics product on 2 separate lines on the credit form. Are telling me I have...

This combination of circumstances is a calculation and documentation nightmare that too many woodworkers and project teams have struggle with. As is apparent elsewhere in this forum, there is a lot of confusion...

Eddy Santosa Director of Sustainability DBR Engineering Consultants LEEDuser Basic Member 376 thumbs up November 5, 2012- 12:03 pm Dan, I suggest you use the simulation to design the daylight. Typically, housing complex has modular design so it will be faster and easier to use simulation or daylight measurement. It give you a lot of advantages to have a better design and high performance building by incorporating daylight into design by using a simulation. If your goal is only to achieve LEED point which I don't recommend actually, you may reduce your VLT of your glass to lower the number...