Dears:- we have open office with 20 Desk.in every desk three occupants are working.That three occupants do the same operations in 15 desks in remaining desks they do different activities How can

As per the IEQ Space matrix released in October 2013, bedrooms are described as individual work stations.

The IEQ Space Type Matrix says work rooms in libraries are multi-occupant spaces. What is the definition of a work room? A meeting room with a big table?

For IEQc6.1-Controlability of Systems-Lighting, Do concourse spaces in a metro station fall into the regularly occupied space category?

We have a traditional dormitory project, where each 170 sf room will house two students, each with a bed, desk and built in cabinet-type closet.

Gosh, this credit is never 100% in the "yes" column when you have a building that is not a traditional office space. I have a coffee shop in my building.

My project is a nursing home with some workstations for staff. In the form (v 4.0) on LEED Online there is nowhere to fill out what lighting controls the residents have.

According to the IEQ Space Matrix, hotel rooms can be included in 6.2/6.2. So if you choose to include hotel rooms for IEQc6.1 and 6.2 do you count each room as one workstation?

In our project there is an open office with 10 workstation but only 6 of them are occupied. Nobody is using the other 4 workstations at the moment.

In our a project, the engineer designed the conference room with only one lighting fixture.