Hi there, I am currently calculating the peak occupancy and daily average occupancy for a mall building. I am very confuse whether the occupancy rates in appendix 2. Default occupancy counts refer to daily average occupancy values or peak occupancy. In the case of employees occupancy is simple, since this number is roughly the same. But the transient occupants might vary a lot, the peak occupants will be much lower than the average daily occupancy.  Please could you clarify this point? Thanks WEp2 ...

of the Views from each Regularly Occupied Space.  With both we considered the various lines of sight.  For example, the closer to the wall section between windows someone would hypothetically work or study,...

such as the Society of Restoration Recovery Wheel. That is a tool that makes a lot more sense. Log in or register to post comments Mark Terpstra LEEDuser Basic Member 6 thumbs up April 23, 2024- 12:22 pm The Rainwater...

Tommy Linstroth CEO Green Badger LEEDuser Expert 126 thumbs up November 3, 2023- 9:18 am Hi Cam Armstrong did not renew their Cradle to Cradle certs so those products are no longer valid. They sold their European line to Zentia, which still has some available, but not sure its in US markets. Log in or register to post comments Cam Burkacki Sustainability Engineer Consigli Construction LEEDuser Basic Member...

the lines from you and others, teams have all been handling this issue differently, and only now has the TAG addressed it. Log in or register to post comments ...

question has a lot to do with what you call infrastucture. If there is a central utility that feeds the project and it is part of the "infrastucture", you will need to ensure it is commissioned...

There seems to be a lot of misunderstanding out there about this. Thanks for your help. Log in or register to post comments Jason Franken Sustainability Professional LEEDuser Expert 608 thumbs up May 3, 2010-...

lighting controls to improve the quality of their indoor environment. The work flow has more similarity to a manufacturing production line than to any open office. Besides that, it's hot, there are open fires, lots of steam, and people with sharp knives. And furthermore, WHERE would these controls be positioned?! Log in or register to post comments Heather Park LEEDuser Basic Member 1 thumbs up April 21,...

Basic Member 118 thumbs up December 7, 2010- 9:02 pm If it helps you may be able to make a case for a higher line of sight than 42" as the work in the kitchen is likely to be performed standing...

pm I very much understand the struggle of Yusuf. We are certifying a lot of buildings in Europe, which are usually not cooled and only natural ventilated. They do not add cooling later nor to they add...