Dear Sirs, We are consultants for a mall seeking LEED. Most of the spaces will be tenanted.

Hi, Initial design review has just been returned for our project.

This project is based in highly humid place, we have used dew point control logic for AHU control. In this control logic, we are controlling 2-way chilled water valve from signal from supply air

A project design team has design their new office space with an open office plan and operable windows to provide natural ventilation.

We have a project for which we have 3 offices, these have been provided with a shared thermostat that controls a constant volume AC Unit also serving a few other areas.

We have an office area with multiple workstations and several small windows that individually do not meet the 4% size requirement of ASHRAE 62.1-2007.

The Space Matrix says for residential spaces, each unit needs one thermostat, and the location does not matter. For lighting, we need at least one switch per room.

I am working on an educational facility and all multi-occupant spaces contain thermostat controls except for one classroom.

How are mixed use buildings seen with regard to number of T-stats. About 80% of the building is a Dorm with about 20% being a 2 story office wing.

If one VAV box with a reheat coil is serving three private offices, would providing one thermostat for each office, and have the controls average the temperature requirement for each thermostat, an