NC project with some residential units included...

1) Which residential unit spaces are regularly occupied?
- lounge
- bedroom
- children's bedroom
- open plan...

We have an existing historic dormitory with very large windows, but the sill height is at 42" high or more on 2 of the 3 floors. Has anyone succeeded in getting an exemption for the sill height...

I am working in a project team designing apartments geared for college students. We are planning on considering our kitchens as non-regularly occupied spaces. The reference guide does not say...

For only 2" above the 42" sight line requirement do you think a special circumstance is viable for LEED to possibly award the credit or is it better to do the calculations for the standing...

In general public bathrooms do not count as regularly occupied space, but what about bathroom inside a hotel room or suite? Hotel lobby?

I'm working on a residential project with a deep footprint, so not all of the bedrooms have windows. They do have sliding doors (not glass) and when the doors are open there is a view to the...

I have provided plan views where it is assumed that one can't see over the shown case work, etc. I have provided elevations where one can see the height and size of windows. Still it is required...

Our project is an Animal Resource Center associated with a University, in which animals are kept in holding rooms, and transferred to separate surgery, exam or treatment rooms for research...

Hi
We are working on a community library project with expansive glazing.
There is a community room in the plan that will be used for community events and conferences. Should we...

Given that systems furniture is now included in the calculation scope for IEQ8.2, does using industry-standard 42" high panels qualify as a 42" high line of sight?
And, if higher panels are...