We are working on a Project that will have exterior lighting in the landscape area.

Our project is an historic building in the flatiron district in NYC.

We have insulated, translucent daylighting panels on the project, and I'm wondering if they will be considered "windows" for the interior lighting requirements of this credit.

We have a new construction project on an existing campus setting. To make room for the new building, an existing sidewalk has been relocated along with the existing light standards.

We are doing external lighting simulation for factory building. We are using 250W street light fitting (10nos) and there is no other type of lights.

We work on a major renovation of a historical building with zero plot line in an LZ3 commercial centre. The facades will be lighted.

We are trying to achieve this credit, I have 2 questions; - The municipality has few lighting off our site limit but very close to our LEED boundary.

We are developing a principal design for an industrial building within zone LZ2 or 3, depending on where it is located in the world.

I understand that residential units are exempt from interior lighting requirements. Does this include hotel guest rooms as well?

Is there any exception to a project that would only be used 12 times a year (1 time per month) past the 11pm time line for interior lighting levels?