Hi, In one of our project we have a room designated for 6 adjunct professors to work/study/rest.

Our project interior has two conference tables placed in an open-plan office, for team discussions and brain-storms that are casual and spontaneous.

Our design is composed of occupancy sensors in large Locker rooms of a manufacturing plant but they apparently may not be enough to comply with the credit requirements. We suggested to the client

Do chemical labs need to comply with this credit?

I am try to see what modifications our team can make to comply with the IEQc6.1 Controllability of systems lighting LEED credit.

Would future classrooms have to be included in this credit, even if they are not being included in other credits like IEQc1?

For residential projects what lighting controls count for individual spaces?

I have a space in a University Commons building which will be used primarily as a meeting, planning space.

I am currently working on a Performing Arts Center that includes only shared multi-occupant spaces (classroom and auditorium) and does not include any individual occupant areas.

the July 2012 space matrix identifies corridors, elevators and stairs in hotel projects as individual occupant/non-regularly occupied spaces.