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The only possible way would be if the commercial spaces were looking into an atrium with vegetation and other natural elements.

The exclusion of the bowling alley just brought on some very interesting discussion in the office. The overall consensus was there is not anything in regards to bowling that would make having views a detriment to the activity or a safety issue. We have to come to expect bowling alleys to be cave like buildings, but what would hurt by having views. We daylight gyms and they are only excluded from views because of safety issues with glass, so what is the difference between a gym and a bowling alley. Can you really argue the glare issue in the bowling alley with the oiled lanes? I say the oiled lanes are just as reflective as wood gym floor surfaces. I say you cannot exclude from the views calcs.

If you are going to attempt a narrative to exclude them, you will need to show how having views is a detriment to the activity and there is a safety issue for having glass. I highly doubt the glass would be right next to lane or even located in a position where a bowling ball could impact them. I also don't see how having views is a detriment to the activity of bowling. Unless the PBA(Professional Bowlers Assoc.) has guidelines for how bowling alleys are to be constructed to have professional events and these guidelines exclude views, and this facility will be used for professional events, I don't see it. But this is just our opinion.