I recently had this credit denied by our LEED review team because our catering kitchen "local control" did not meet the credit requirement for adjustability. The catering kitchen has simple on-...

I'm working on a higher ed art building with dark rooms, photo labs, and film development rooms that are projected to be occupied by one person at a time. Can these be considered individually...

I am working in a project where there is a travel center room i.e. an area where people get travel related information. this has 4 desk i.e 4 people who help the traveller and another 2 desks for...

I'm working on a LEEDv3 university building that is pursuing certification for NC instead of Schools. There are several classrooms and labs in the building, which we will classify as multi-...

Lauren Sparandara Sustainability Manager Google LEEDuser Expert 997 thumbs up January 17, 2017- 8:14 pm Hi Sara, I would be curious what others on the forum have seen, but personally, I haven't seen a consistent approval from LEED reviewers around using BAS to achieve the credit. I think it's tricky because it depends a bit on personalities. Is the building engineer easy to reach? Does she ignore my requests when I reach out to her or make the changes immediately? What is the exact process and if I am a new employee how do I know how it works? These are just some of the questions I feel like...

We are working on an IT office building that does not have any switches to control lighting. All controls are provided through wall mounted android powered touch screens at corridors and...

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The reviewer advice me that workstation and share multi-occupant spaces must be reported consistently among IEQc6.1 and IEQc6.2 credits....

Tristan Roberts Representative Vermont House of Representatives LEEDuser Expert 11477 thumbs up January 17, 2017- 2:45 pm That's a note on the LEED Online form? Sounds to me like it's just a handy tip and is not trying to exclude dorms. A tip like that cannot speak to all space types.  In this case, a dorm room is a lot like a private office. See this earlier comment on the forum that I think speaks to the issue. Log in or register to post comments Jordan Altaras Electrical Engineer PAE Consulting Engineers LEEDuser Basic Member 1 thumbs up January 17, 2017- 3:00 pm Thanks Tristan! Yes,...

If a meeting room is designed with occupany sensor and manual override, does it comply with this credit. If it does not comply, how do we do to comply with this credit.

We are currently working on a cafeteria project for a campus project. The cafeteria has several food serving kiosks (zones) distributed across the dining floor plan. Each of these zones have...