The standard eye height for an adult while seated is 42". Depending on the use of the space, the eye height may be at 5’9” or lower. The idea is that the occupant should not have to move their head significantly to view outside. Also, with having access to view at this height, the peripheral vision is not affected. Occupants still receive glimpses of the outside.
Question
Why does the LEED Reference Guide call for vision glazing between 30 and 90 inches, but I have to show compliance at 42 inches?