Lauren, IEQc6.1 leed online template v4.0 states " Simple on/off switches may only count toward credit compliance for private offices" under the individual controls." This is a new requirement

One space in our university project is meant to have a flexible (and frequently changing) furniture layout.

Would VOIP phone integration lighting controllability of individual workstations (in open offices) count towards the credit, instead of using task lighting?

What if any spaces should be excluded from this credit?

I have a large open sleeping bay for about 30 people. I have 2 rows of lights. Is having each row switched separately good enough for the credit?

Reading the guidance and from past projects its always been pretty straightforward for showing compliance with an apartment or dorm when every room has an on/off switch.

I am currently designing a new university dormitory that includes rooms with 2 bedrooms and 2 desks in each room. In other words, each room houses 2 students.

Any further insight on individual offices (one occupant)?

For IEQ credit 6.1 Controllability of Systems - Lighting: The requirements for patient areas states "to provide individual lighting controls for 90% (minimum) of patients to enable adjustments to s

Should Bus Maintenance Bays be included in this credit? People work in this areas more than 8 hours a day but how would you show compliance?