Hello, we are working on a commercial office building project. We are intending to meet the requirements of IEQc5 by providing exhaust to the janitor closets.

According to LEED for Retail, "employ permanent entryways systems for all entrances including back-of-house areas such as loading docks or service areas." In my case loading docks will only used f

Dear all, I need to know exactly what fulfills the "Hard-lid" ceiling?.

We have a project that has a garage which has storage, mechanical and other occupied spaces accessed through doors.

We are working on a multifamily residential building where many of the units have private terraces or balconies.

Good morning all! We are currently working on a dining facility with vestibules at the two main points of entry.

In order to comply with LEED IEQc5, do we need to provide MERV-13 filters for the supply air of a very large warehouse? The warehouse is expected to be “regularly” occupied.

We are working on a factory project for LEED NC Certification. Our query is specific to IEQ CR 5.0 for grates/grilles in all high traffic exterior entryways.

acceptable entryway systems include permanently installed grates, grills, and slotted systems that allow for cleaning underneath.

Picture a University bldg. shaped to form a slot canyon to provide shaded access to the outdoors. Within the canyon, which includes doors to exit the courtyard, are a few small classroom pods.