I like this credit, but I don't think the language is clear. The beginning of the credit tells me that I need to have at least one main stair. Ok - understood.

The credit language does not specify the best means of documentation for stair feature option #9 (Use inviting sensory stimulation such as artwork and/or music in stairwells.Elsewher

Question is in reference to "7. Provide daylighting at each floor/roof level of the stair(s) using either windows and/or skylights of at least 8 square feet (1 square meter) in size.
 

Option 4 of the design features states: Locate a main staircase to be visible from main building lobby and within 25 foot (7.5 meters) walking distance from any edge of the lobby.

Are squishy stress balls that focus on hand reflexology to release stress considered exercise equipment?

I have a question about optional requirement #3, "Provide accessibility to at least one open or interconnecting staircase to at least 50% of the tenant/occupant floors for convenient pedestrian ver

Our project team found this credit to be very useful as occupant health is big buzz in the green building market.

Has anyone had success with this pilot credit by including "active" furniture for special needs students?

Could pictures of the skylights on the stair zone and the light fixtures installed (indicating the number and the power) replace the lighting diagrams which are asked to be provided on credit speci

Pending our participation in this forum, we have met all the documentation requirements for this pilot credit, so I thought I would share some tips. 1) Potential Design Strategy: Our project is a