Has anyone been successful in exempting warehouse space from the views calculations by classifying the warehouse space as a...

The review team stated the regularly occupied space listed on the supplemental spreadsheet for Daylight-Views does not match the regularly occupied space listed on PI Form 3 Occupant and Usage...

I understand from a previous post that courtyards qualify as an 'outdoor environment'. I am working with a project with a very small courtyard however. In fact, I would refer to it as a 'light...

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We're designing a facility with Classrooms and Private Offices for 6 regularly occupied employees. The private offices will be occupied by those 6 people for sometimes 20 days in...

We have a project where there is occupied space in a lower level. The window sills are at 54". Does this mean these spaces do not comply because the sill is not at least 42"? It's a bit...

We have NC student's campus, with 1700 Residential units.
Credit language is as follows: For private offices, the entire square footage of the office may be counted if 75% or more of the...

I can not find any instruction for tenant space that are provided without any layout. If it's not a LEED-CS certification, do we have to create and analyse a possible layout to demonstrate...

Jill Perry, PE Consultant Jill Perry, LLC LEEDuser Expert 440 thumbs up June 27, 2012- 6:02 pm If you are apply for LEED for a School Project, you should use LEED for Schools. You are in the NC forum. The answer is yes and yes. Log in or register to post comments TODD REED Energy Program Specialist PA DMVA LEEDuser Expert 888 thumbs up June 28, 2012- 9:02 am According to the IEQ Space Matrix posted in November of 2011, under Educational Facilities, Gymnasiums may be be excluded from both EQc8.1 and EQc8.2. The kitchen must be included in the calculations. I do not agree with this and whole...

I am working on an renovation of an...

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I would like to know if the drawings of the spaces and views should be provided for all floors or are the drawings for one of the floors of the building sufficient?