I am trying to achieve this credit for an apartment building. On the LEED v2009 form the residential units were selected as 'Individual' to match the IEQc6.1 form.

Has anyone pursued this credit using BMS as thermal comfort control?

I am working on a Healthcare building, and most of the spaces combine (3) rooms into a single temperature control zone, with the thermostat located in one of the rooms.  Would adding (at least

Hi, we are designing a project that has a DOAS unit serving code min outside air through underfloor plenum to the space with ceiling radiant panels handling heating and cooling load.

If there is a manually controlled exhaust fan (hood) at a workstation within a kitchen would it be considered as a means of thermal control for that workstation.

I was wondering in order to comply with this credit, will we have to provide thermal controllability for 50% of the 7 cubicles or can we just consider it a multi-occupant space?

Hi I have a project where the temperature must be controlled automatically to ensure the manufactured product quality is maintained.

I'm working on a factory project, consisting of 7 buildings. Among them, three are lockers buildings (I mean exclusively lockers, without any other spaces).

Multifamily: For a small unit, you may only need a single control—it can be a window or a thermostat.

For the individually occupied spaces in a typical office building, how close to the FTE occupant number being used in PI Form 3 does the total building occupant number being used for this credit ne