I am looking for some feedback on the interpretation for appropriate zoning and controls. It appears that every solar exposure must have a separate control zone.

I want to make sure I understand this correctly.

I have a retail store that the sales area is always occupied and therefore not on occupancy sensor. The sales floor is on a time clock instead. The rest of the store is on occupancy sensor.

We've received a successful CIR ruling on our Green Education Audio Tour package, which is a slide show with audio (recorded on site), and an online case study.

We are building an addition to an existing building that has a central plant that is outside of our LEED boundary. However, we also have a contract to improve the performance of the central plant.

BACKGROUND: We have a project that is an office building pursuing LEED-CS 2009 certification. The C&S was substantially complete within the last several weeks.

Our client is building a cold dark shell specifically for a tenant (Large grocery store) and the tenant has specified all HVAC, plumbing fixtures, IAQ requirements...

My University (12M GSF, 13 divisions, 54 major business units, over 250 major departments), has a multi-use building (287,000) that is undergoing a commercial retail renovation on the ground floor

I am conducting a survey in affiliation with University of Cincinnati for my Master's thesis which would take just 10-15 minutes of your time.

If the manufacturer provides documentation indicating the product has zero VOCs, does additional documentation showing compliance w/ CDPH Standard Method V1.1-2010 still need to be provided?