I am working on a project that plans to install cubicles with partition heights approximately 5 feet high, likely blocking views from seated height of 42" aff.

Can circulation spaces be included in the Views calculations if they have access to views?

Herman Miller has given me a diagram showing that 46" high partitions are ok for achieving this credit as long as there is a direct line of sight (not on the horizontal) at 42".

If blinds are installed, are the views calculations affected?

OK, I may be crazy, but I recall the requirement limiting the number of layers of internal glazing that can be "viewed" through.

If an office project space has a glazed atrium in the middle of the floor plate, do the views of the office from one side of the atrium to the other side count in the Views credit?

Hi all, Since I couldn't find a LEED CI 2.0 forum, I allow myself to write here (my apologies): The vision of a multi-occupant office goes directly to a terrace which has a high wall located 10

This question is a little difficult to describe in writing- is there a maximum angle of incidence from perimeter glazing for a “direct line of sight?” If you are directly in front of the window lo